3d modeling is the process of creating mathematical representation of any three-dimensional surface of object which is done via special 3D modelling softwares. 3D visualization, photo renderings are very very popular among animation fields. For beginners like students, there should be some 3d modeling softwares to study simply and efficently. So here's a collection of easy-to-use yet powerful free tools to create your own 3D models.
1. K-3D
K-3D is a free-as-in-freedom 3D modeling and animation software. It combines flexible plugins with a visualization pipeline architecture, making K-3D a versatile and powerful tool for artists.
2. NaroCAD
NaroCAD is a CAD based and extensible 3D parametric modeling application. It is based on Open Cascade.
3. FreeCAD
FreeCAD is an Open Source 3D CAD/CAE 3D modeling program, based on OpenCascade, QT and Python. It features key concepts like macro recording, workbenches, ability to run as server and dynamically loadable application extensions.
4. BRL-CAD
- BRL-CAD is a powerful cross-platform Open Source solid 3D modeling system that includes:
- Interactive geometry editing
- High-performance ray-tracing for rendering and geometric analysis
- Image and signal-processing tools
- A system performance analysis benchmark suite, libraries for robust geometric representation,
5. Wings 3D
Wings 3D is an advanced subdivision modeler that is both powerful and easy to use.
6. AutoQ3D CAD Community
AutoQ3D CAD is a software tool to help you create 2D and 3D technical drawings and sketching designs as well. AutoQ3D CAD is easy to use and fast, which makes it perfect for any beginner or novice to get into technical drawing without the hassle and complexity of other applications.
7. Art of Illusion
Art of Illusion is a full-featured 3D modelling, rendering, and animation studio. It is written entirely in Java, and can run on almost any operating system like windows or linux.
8. Sweet Home 3D
Sweet Home 3D is an interior design Java application for quickly choosing and placing furniture on the 2D plan of a house drawn by the end-user, with a 3D preview.
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