Blender 5.0 x64 / Blender 2.80 x86 AIO Silent

July 16Jul 16

Blender is a free 3D creation suite, cross-platform. It supports the entirety of the 3D pipeline—modeling, rigging, animation, simulation, rendering, compositing and motion tracking, even video editing and game creation. Advanced users employ Blender’s API for Python scripting to customize the application and write specialized tools; often these are included in Blender’s future releases.

Along with strong modeling functionality, there’s also robust texturing, rigging, animation, lighting, and a host of other tools for 3D creation. Whether you want to only work with static models or get into the world of animation, Blender is a great tool. You can run it off a USB stick, as it’s completely self-contained | Portable

• 3D Modeling:
Variety of modeling tools that allow users to create, manipulate and edit 3D models with ease. It includes polygonal modeling, curve modeling, and sculpting tools.

• Animation:
Comprehensive animation toolset that allows users to create complex animations, including keyframe animation, motion tracking, and simulation tools.

• Rendering:
Blender's rendering engine allows users to generate high-quality photorealistic renders with advanced lighting, shading, and compositing tools.

• Rigging:
Blender provides advanced rigging tools for creating complex character rigs with easy-to-use controls.

• Texturing:
Texturing tools enable users to create and manipulate textures, including procedural textures, image textures, and node-based materials.

• Compositing:
Combine multiple elements into a final image or animation sequence with advanced compositing nodes and color correction tools.

• Python Scripting:
Built-in Python API that allows for extending the functionality of the software through scripting.

• Simulation:
Has a range of simulation tools, including physics simulations, particle simulations, and fluid smoke simulations.

• 3D Printing:
Includes tools for preparing models for 3D printing, such as mesh analysis and repair, and exporting to popular file formats used by 3D printers.

• VR and AR:
Built-in support for VR and AR development, allowing users to create 3D experiences for virtual and augmented reality devices.

• Video Editing:
Blender has a full-fledged video editing toolset that allows for editing, cutting, and splicing of video footage.

• Add-ons:
Blender supports a vast library of add-ons that can be easily installed to extend its functionality.