This 3D video explainer demonstrates the pain points encountered when working with different software. Max users know that error window as a nightmare. In Maya, the very outdated UI, although it is an industry standard, makes the cursor click on it for the first time – the person begins to grasp animation and other aspects of 3D but increasingly realizes how inconvenient and archaic everything is. By the second click, hopes are already shattered. Cinema is cool and expensive, which is why there’s irony in the text about diving into animation and credit. Houdini simply repels newcomers with its complexity. It has great procedural tools and VFX, so I depicted a procedural energy shield and an explosion. Blender, on the other hand, is user-friendly and quite functional, which is why there’s that animation. And since the topic is 3D, the material is plastic printed on a 3D printer in most models
