Blender It is a multiplatform computer program, that is, it is available for the main operating systems, which is a powerful XNUMXD graphics editor.
Although its graphical interface is rated or criticized by many as not very intuitive and expensive to handle, this program continues to be a benchmark for the creation, for example, of digital animation movies.
The best thing that Blender has that is totally free and open source u Open Source, so it is available for download and use by anyone who wants to install it.
Look at the possibilities it has Blender, in February 2010 the first digital animation film was released that was created entirely with this sensational program of XNUMXD graphics editing, the movie is none other than Feather holders.
It has also been used although less so in productions as important as Spiderman 2 o Elephants dream.
Although the program requires high-level technical knowledge, below I will explain how to install it in Ubuntu / Debian so that you try to make your first steps, even if it is following the many tutorial videos that go around furulating by the network.
Installation method in Ubuntu / Debian
The first of all will be add the repositories of the application:
- sudo add-apt-repository ppa: irie / blender
Now, update the list of repositories:
- sudo apt-get update
To finally install Blender:
- sudo apt-get install blender
With this we will have correctly installed Blender in our team with Ubuntu / Debian, now to find your life and start watching tutorials and guides on how to use Blender.
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