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How can a beginner make a 3D animation with simple specs on a PC?

I am going to assume that you already have a script and story board ready and want to dive into the 3D animation process. While the below process may look easy and smooth, remember_ practice, practice, and... Practice. Lets begin. Since you haven’t eleborated what kind of “simple specs” your PC has, I am going to give you some free advice on that too. So brace yourself. 3D Animation software for beginners Blender : Blender is an open source, free 3D program. Because of this, it has obtained much popularity. However, only a few animation studios use Blender. It is a great software for testing the capability of 3D programs. But if you are planning to become a professional animator , you may need to learn Maya eventually.  Autodesk Maya : Maya is an industry standard for many jobs in game studios and movies. If you want to learn something that you will probably use as a professional, this is a good place to start. Maya offers FREE trials and student versions. ...

Reducing the Cost of Your Industrial 3D Animation Project in 2019

With 3D industrial animation getting better with every passing day, there is little doubt about how outsourcing this can be a huge benefit for businesses across the globe. While outsourcing your industrial animation needs to a reliable industrial animation company, it may come with a hefty price tag if you fail to focus on a few important factors. However, certain 3D industrial illustration and animation projects demand that kind of costs. But that is not the case with every project. Here are a few factors that are worth focusing on, to reduce the costs associated with your industrial animation projects . Factor #1: Project Length This is pretty simple. The longer the spot, the longer will be the 3D animation needed. For instance, a TV commercial featuring multiple real-life actors with one or two animation characters will not cost much, when compared to the one with complete animations. So, just map out these specifications before you approach the outsourcing services...