For 3D animation creators, film and television producers, they are no strangers to the software Blender.

As an open source, cross-platform, all-in-one 3D animation production software, Blender provides a series of animation short film production solutions from modeling, animation, materials, rendering, to audio processing, video editing, etc.

Compared with other similar 3D production software, Blender has the advantage of being small in size, easy to distribute, and can be used for 3D visualization. It can also create broadcast and movie-quality videos. It also has a built-in real-time 3D game engine, making production independent.

Playback of 3D interactive content is possible.

Blender not only supports various polygonal modeling, but can also create animations!

For most users, Blender software is good news, because commercial creation is permanently free.

With Blender, players who like 3D drawing can create their favorite 3D models without spending a lot of money.

In terms of revenue, Blender currently mainly relies on sponsorship, of which NVIDIA and Epic Games are the two top sponsors, as well as: Ubisoft, Adidas, Embark Studio, etc.

So currently, Blender’s monthly income is still very good (94,000 euros).

It is precisely because Blender's high-quality 3D architecture brings a fast and efficient creation process that it has welcomed more joiners.

Recently, the well-known 3D creation tool Blender announced that AMD will officially join the development fund project and become a top sponsor.

According to the data, according to AMD's plan to sponsor Blender, AMD needs to support at least 120,000 euros per year, which can help Blender recruit two more full-time engineers, so that Blender can reach the goal of 20 full-time developers faster and better.

Blender said that with more sponsorship, they will invest more resources in research and development, Vulkan API migration and support for AMD platform technology.

As a set of animation short film production solutions, Blender provides comprehensive 3D creation tools, including modeling, UV mapping, texturing, rigging, and skinning.

, animation (Animation), physics simulation of particles (Particles) and other systems (Physics), script control (ing), rendering (Rendering), motion tracking (Motion Tracking), composition (Compositing), post-production (Post-production)

) and game production; at the same time, because Blender’s OpenGL-based graphical interface is the same on any platform (and can be customized through Python scripts), it can work on all mainstream Windows (10, 8, 7, Vista), Linux,

On OS X and many other operating systems, compatibility is better.