Cheetah3D para Mac
Paquete de modelado, renderizado y animación 3D.
$99.00
Versión 7.5.3Cuando compras a través de los enlaces de nuestro sitio, podemos recibir una comisión de afiliado
Resumen de Cheetah3D
Cheetah3D es un paquete de modelado, renderizado y animación 3D ágil, rápido y elegante con una curva de aprendizaje fácil. Fue escrito desde cero en Cocoa y ofrece muchas herramientas poderosas como modelado de superficies de subdivisión, sistema de animación de personajes basado en articulaciones, objetivos de morph, desenrollado UV, pintura de texturas, importación de PDF, HDRI, radiosidad, renderizados, etc.
La capacidad de extender Cheetah3D con JavaScripts y el soporte para muchos formatos de archivo comunes completa su conjunto de características.
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Cheetah3D para Mac
$99.00
Versión 7.5.3
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Feb 23, 2013
Version: 6.2
I found Cheetah 3D more difficult to use than Maya. I've bought a tutorial from the Cheetah 3D's site, yet it doesn't explain how to create faces... At leasts it seems very difficult to get as good result as the one you can get from Maya.
Of course, the price is more cheaper but it doesn't justify why it is more difficult to use. When you buy applications similar to Adobe Illustrator such as Sketch, there are very similar feature that allow us to use the applications easily without tweaking hours and try to find a way to get the result we expect.
Nevertheless, this app is very promising and the design i saw from people using it are quite satisfying... it's not an application for beginner... You'll need time to master it... and there are not so many free tutorial that teach you how to use it...
Try it before buying it...
Apr 3, 2010
Version: 5.3
I much preferred the original jumping 3D Cheetah logo :-)
Apr 25, 2008
Version: 4.5.1
I've used Cheetah3D for about 10 hours now and am particularly impressed that, even with the complex relationships that it must be maintaining between objects, 'Undo' has never given an unexpected result and the thing has never raised an exception or crashed. The design must be very well thought out.