Best 3D Character Creators for Linux of 2024

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    Blender Reviews
    Top Pick

    Blender

    Blender Foundation

    8 Ratings
    Blender is a free and open-source 3D creation tool. It supports all aspects of the 3D pipeline: modeling, animation, simulations, rendering, motion tracking, compositing, rigging, rendering, compositing, composing, rigging, and video editing. Blender's powerful, unbiased path-tracer engine Cycles delivers stunning ultra-realistic rendering. Blender's extensive range of modeling tools makes it easy to create, transform, and edit your models. Blender is a top-rated tracker according to VFX professionals. Blender allows you to import raw footage and track objects. Blender allows you to import raw footage and track it, mask areas, and see the camera movements in real time in your 3D scene. It eliminates the need to switch between programs. Blender's high-quality rigging tools and animation tools are being used in many short films, commercials, and feature films.
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    Mudbox Reviews

    Mudbox

    Autodesk

    $7 per month
    3D digital painting and software for sculpting. Mudbox allows you to create beautiful characters and environments. Mudbox allows you to create and paint intricate 3D geometry and textures. Mudbox®, 3D digital sculpting software and texture painting software, gives you an intuitive, tactile toolkit. An intuitive set of digital tools allows you to create highly detailed 3D characters or environments based on real sculpting methods. You can paint directly on your 3D assets using multiple channels. Artist-friendly, camera-based workflow allows you to add resolution to a mesh only in the areas that are most important. From scanned, imported or sculpted data, create clean, high-quality meshes. Bake displacement, normal, and ambient occlusion maps. Brush-based workflows are effective for creating polygons or textures. To add detail geometry, bring assets from Maya to Mudbox. Mudbox can send characters from Maya LT for texturing and sculpting. Next, transfer your model to Maya LT. You can then take your 3D assets from the first draft to the final frame.
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    Ziva VFX Reviews

    Ziva VFX

    Ziva Dynamics

    $50 per month
    Ziva VFX is revolutionizing the way 3D characters can be brought to life in films, games, and interactive environments. Ziva's intuitive toolset allows artists to replicate the effects and simulate any soft-tissue material including skin, fat, muscles and fat. This makes it easy for them to create blockbuster-quality assets. Ziva VFX allows you to simulate the materiality any soft tissue using intuitive parameters and real world units. Everything was designed for creature work. Ziva Anatomy Transfer tools allow you to quickly replicate, warp and retarget creatures. This allows you to adapt and multiply existing creatures for infinite hero-quality heroes. You can apply character alterations retroactively at almost any time. You can adapt the anatomy of your characters to respond faster to changes or last-minute decisions. Multiple materials can be used to produce robust motion, even under large deformations, StVK and NeoHookean.
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    MakeHuman Reviews

    MakeHuman

    MakeHuman

    $2 per month
    MakeHuman, an open-source (AGPL3) tool, is designed to make it easier to create virtual humans using a Graphical User Interface. Also known as a GUI. This is a sub-field of 3D modeling. The MakeHuman Team focuses on this particular area of the larger subject to ensure the highest quality and most user-friendly experience. Our ultimate goal is to be capable of quickly creating a large number of realistic virtual people with just a few clicks of a mouse, and then export them to other projects.
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    MotionBuilder Reviews

    MotionBuilder

    Autodesk

    $1,950 per year
    MotionBuilder®, 3D character animation software, allows you to capture, edit, and then play back complex animations. You can work in an interactive environment that allows you to work more efficiently and faster without sacrificing creativity. Create high-quality 3D animations of characters using pre-built moves. One of the most powerful animation tools in the industry, create realistic character movements. Produce-proven tools to manipulate motion capture data allow you to fine-tune character animations. Software development kit and FBX exchange allow for easy interoperability to other 3D applications. MotionBuilder software can be purchased as a subscription only. Perpetual licenses are no longer available. Your MotionBuilder subscription allows you to download and use the previous versions. MotionBuilder software can be installed on up to three computers or other devices by purchasing a subscription.
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    Bforartists Reviews
    Bforartists is an open-source, free and complete 3D suite for creating 3D content. It provides the complete 3D art pipeline for creating game graphics, prerendered movies, and stills. From modeling, sculpting and texturing, to animation, rendering, and post processing, it can do all. Bforartists is an acronym that stands for Be for Artists. It is important to remember that developers should be developing for the user and not the programmer. Bforartists is a fork from the open-source Blender 3D software. Blender was created by 3D enthusiasts. The Bforartists Fork's primary goal is to improve the graphical user interface and make Blender more usable. This requires a complete shift in the way you use the tool. Moving away from speed- and hotkey-centered usage. A user-friendly and intuitive graphical interface. Bforartists is fully compatible to the Blender files, addons, and scripts. Every feature that works with Blender should also work with Bforartists. We are always up-to-date with the latest Blender version. The toolset remains the same.
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