I'm in a limbo between the two since I'm looking to learn to rig and eventually animate characters as a hobby. Which one do I go for? Blender is free last time I saw it and it seems easy to use compared to Maya.

>>1015213 (OP)
Either is good. Both have sufficient resources and guides for learning. The only real difference from a beginner's perspective is the price, but you could always pirate. Personally I use Blender because I like open source software and for the content I work on there would be problems with not paying. Pick what you like.

Shoutout to the "Blender Cult" guy who will probably be commenting here shortly.

>>1015213 (OP)
see >>1011040
question 2

>>1015213 (OP)
Maya. Enjoy 2 fps animating in blender with a notoriously retarded bone system.

>>1015213 (OP)
Why do you keep making bait threads? The current 5 threads aren't enough?

>>1015214
I see. Thanks.
>>1015217
Elaborate on 2fps animation.
>>1015222
I have to do work, schizophrenic idiot. I'm testing both.

>>1015213 (OP)
>I'm looking to learn to rig
Maya

>>1015214
>blender good as maya
Kek

>>1015277
NTA but only in terms of hobbyware. I'd recommend Blender to a beginner over Maya because it just has everything prepackaged, and they can just move to a specialized software if there's something specific that interested them.

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>>1015309
>Move to specific areas
>Exempt from CAD, Sculpting, 3D printing, animation, rigging and 3D digital marketing
Why do you continue to lie!