[viyanseti735]

Hello all,

Many years ago, from 2006-2010 I used an autodesk program at school to make models of 3D objects. It had great, easy to use tools like setting distances between lines and dimensions easily, while having tons of 3D options. It even warned about things I have over constrained. And everything was layed out super well, with intuitive menus and tool layouts.

Autodesk Fusion 360 is pretty solid, but I'm only on the free trial. What 3D modelling software do you all use? Anyone have software that is similar?

[roids723]

Now, let's take a look at the best 3D modeling software programs out there!
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Free 3D Modeling Software
Blender. The king of the castle among free 3D modeling software is, without a doubt, Blender. ...
Daz Studio. ...
SkethupFree. ...
Sculptris. ...
Houdini Apprentice. ...
Vue. ...
Autodesk Maya. ...
FreeCAD.

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Free 3D Modeling Software
Blender. The king of the castle among free 3D modeling software is, without a doubt, Blender. ...
Daz Studio. ...
SkethupFree. ...
Sculptris. ...
Houdini Apprentice. ...
Vue. ...
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[billshiphr-36]

Thanks for sharing this! I am a beginner and now I am thinking about Sculptris

[markultrablack]

All the 3D modeling software I've used wasn't the best, and I still struggle with searching for the one. Actually, I even think about developing software myself, and since Creating a reliable continuous delivery infrastructure requires unique expertise, I know that in that case, I'll work with professionals because I'd never do something like that myself.