Whats the industry standard graphic design software ?
I mean, i know how to use Blender to make different Graphical projects or objects, or animations (bone animations).
But is this a software i will use in Developing Computer Graphics for a game developing company ?
If not then please tell me the industry standard Graphic development software(s) .
Base on my understanding the industry would be "Maya" or maybe "3ds Max" depending on your needs. Having said that it also depend on what you plan do work on, if its games for example standard would most likely be Max, if movies Maya, and so on. That also don’t mean that the other software aren’t good or just as good, its just up to you. Example "Cinema 4D" it seem to be really popular for its Integration with "After Effects". Or "Lightwave" for Its VFX. "Houdini" for special Effects… The list goes on and on (Usually if not always they are all used in Different environments, Ex. Max is used in movies, a lot..despite its popularity in Games)…Ultimately the software is somewhat only a tool. (so you may want to try "Softimage" or "Modo", "Blender" or whatever) Its up to you, the artist and your skill.
No one really uses blender, it’s not really fair because it’s a great piece of software. Most video games makers use 3ds Max
References :
Base on my understanding the industry would be "Maya" or maybe "3ds Max" depending on your needs. Having said that it also depend on what you plan do work on, if its games for example standard would most likely be Max, if movies Maya, and so on. That also don’t mean that the other software aren’t good or just as good, its just up to you. Example "Cinema 4D" it seem to be really popular for its Integration with "After Effects". Or "Lightwave" for Its VFX. "Houdini" for special Effects… The list goes on and on (Usually if not always they are all used in Different environments, Ex. Max is used in movies, a lot..despite its popularity in Games)…Ultimately the software is somewhat only a tool. (so you may want to try "Softimage" or "Modo", "Blender" or whatever) Its up to you, the artist and your skill.
References :