Helping The others Know Some Great Benefits Of Alternative For 3ds MaxJust when it seems as though Autodesk has a bit of a monopoly on its application advancements, Blender stands tall and proud for loading in a few more aspects than its competition. Nowhere is this more clear than in their animation tools, which offer far more features than 3ds Max or Maya for that matter. Blender is open-source software for 3D modeling, animation, rendering, post-production, interactive creation and playback. Houdini enhances core modeling, rendering and animation tools while focusing on performance and scalability for Film, TV and Games. I like about 3ds Max that it's easy to use, friendly interface and comprehensive official tutorials. You can go from sketch to finish even on professional projects like triple A games, and even in movie industry.
C8.1 the current production build and even the older C6 & 7 versions will export easy to do rigging that can easily be retargetted in 3Dxchange for non facially animatable characters. I'd recommend first checking out 3D coat though, it's fairly easy to get quick results without having to spend a ton of time on tutorials so you can get a feel for it. - but for more advanced stuff you will have to spend some time learning the subtleties in it. - Daz is a great ΡΠΊΠ°Ρ‡Π°Ρ‚ΡŒ 3Π΄Ρ ΠΌΠ°ΠΊΡ software also with their packages - but that "free" software is going to run you a few hundred bucks anyways to get the character builder packages and decimator software. If you haven't tried 3D coat yet, it seems it covers a big portion of your list as far as modeling is concerned. The broad approach of I want everything that 3DS Max does but for much less money isn't going to work, I know this because I've spent a very long time trying to find it myself.
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