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What makes it a bit difficult for me to implement Blender on my daily work is mostly due to 3 things: - Not so good outliner (very unintuitive way to organize scenes... objects, parents.. etc) - Lack of light-linking (having to rely 100% on composition to hide certain light to affect specific objects) and more importantly, not being able to select multiple objects (lights, bones, etc) and being able to change a specific parameter in all of them at the same time, same with keyframes. But aside from that, 24-year-old me, in front of a powerful software like that, at the beginning of my 3d career... I really wish this existed back then 🙂 it is amazing the amount of love it gets each update, and all for free! Also, the kind of work that has been outputed from Blender over the past 2 years, demonstrates how amazing this software is.

Looks good. Actually, find myself using Blender more in more these days. Couldn't completely migrate on the current project because Blender lacks a "content browser" equivalent. It is supposed to be in 2.92 but is moved to 2.93. Looking forward to that release!

2.92 released today. https://www.blender.org/download/releases/2-92/

As a studio the C4D License is not very expensive, Maya or Max cost 3-4x the amount The Maya indie version is pretty terrible, we have such one But for the Indie dev, Teenagers and solo people, having no Indie or free version is a big mistake tho and it very noticeably cripples the amount of new people that get into cinema and something needs to happen before the community dies out Lets be real, without people cracking it, nobody would get into C4D in the first place, something needs to happen to get new people in The 17 year olds who either crack it or don't bother and just use blender, these are the future users and future company owners who then buy C4D licenses

Man, the Blender devs really don't fool around anymore. Nice updates, good for you Blender-users! I'm glad not to be a product manager of a paid dcc 🙂 I hope, the ones at MAXON continue to find ways to keep C4D relevant. Tough job, good luck! 🙂