>>1015146
>Pretending like you can learn 3D in 30 days
>Advising to fake documents, scamming, pirating stuff, acting like a nigga
>All that to prove that Maya is supposedly so much better than Blender.
Wow, what great advice ...
>>1015142 (OP)
I can't give you any advice regarding Anima8or, because I haven't used it. But knowing how Blender works, I can definitely recommend it for starters. Not only does it have tons of tutorials for whatever you are trying to create, but also receives significant updates on a regular basis and is absolutely free and you can sell your work, because its run under the GPU license. Blender is very versatile and its great for exploring the world of 3D until you find something specific you want to go in depth (like modeling, texturing, sculpting, animating, VX etc.).
If you are looking for animations specifically, Blender is totally capable of it, though its often described as lacking and hard to get into. There are probably better tools available. However, they require subscriptions and what not. Unless you want to work as an animator professionally and make a living out of it, I wouldnt really recommend bothering with those expensive tools.
If you intend to install Blender, I'd suggest to wait with the download until a couple days, because a new update will be available on the 15th July (version 4.5.0) that will add layered animations to Blender, which can improve the workflow for animation creation significantly,
