Why Blender 3D is a BIG DEAL

There's a HUGE shift happening in the 3D community and it all starts with Blender! More and more artists are discovering just how powerful this free, open-source, software is and making the switch from expensive suites like Cinema 4D and Zbrush, to Blender. Today we're going to talk about the most useful features of Blender, what it's capable of, and why artists are using Blender for 3d animation, 2d animation, compositing VFX, rendering, modeling, sculpting, and so much more! This software is packed with features and hopefully, by the end of this video, you'll have a clear understanding as to whether or not learning Blender is worth it for you!
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[@JoelinoPT]

I started Blender in 2010, with 2.49 version. At that time, specially with the 2.5 version, I felt that Blender was the future. More than 10 years later I'm even more certain of that.

[@williambell4591]

Same here - I dabbled off and on preferring the updated UI to the original. What finally forced me to come to grips, (and fall in love w/Blender), was when HardOPs and BoxCutter were released! I just HAD TO HAVE that hard surface modeling workflow! I haven’t looked back since! With the CAD modeling addons in the works, I’m hoping to be able to eventually drop Fusion 360 as well, for my hobbyist 3D printing endeavors!

[@jojolafrite90]

I'm sure people thought that even before that. But I felt the same, and I started around 2.5, or 2.7, don't remember. Probably 2.7, wait, maybe I still have some old files lying around in my old computer's disk, yep, I think it was 2.78. I was playing with voronoi fractures and constraints at the time, I was fascinated by virtual destruction, lol.

[@Rjmckinnon]

Best thing that happened in my life, I’m two years in and I cannot believe it’s all free and just so user friendly !!!

[@eyeemotion1426]

It has become user-friendly since version 2.80 or so, with their UI overhaul. Before that, it was hard to get into. People in the '3D-space' over here, still joke a bit about anyone using Blender as their preferred 3d-software.

[@RainSoxx]

@@eyeemotion1426 Yea, it's easy for people to get stuck in their ways. But in the end it's only cutting their own nose off to spite their face, as being open to all software is what's going to ensure you're absolutely using the best tools.

[@rodolfoxavierneto6667]

Two years of something to do and a lot of learning here too, save my pandemic time

[@STICKOMEDIA]

Fr

[@BrentonWoods774]

Since 2.8 - Blender is the best software I've ever used hands down

[@guksack]

The community was the main thing for me that led to my switch from 3DSMax. It was night and day. Having such an active community sped up my learning process by like 500%. And yeah I love Z-Brush but oh man, just having it work the way everyone expects Z-Brush to work changed everything.

[@guksack]

@Zombies Eat Jerky Not sure why you're so angry, haha! Yeah free stuff opens up the community to everyone and you'll find ego for sure. But nothing I haven't experienced from the decades I spent using 3DSMax. It was ego from the other users that put me off Blender for so long. So yeah, in summary, more to weed out in terms of finding resource but I have a couple of reliable Patreon subscriptions that I stick to. And hey, I've been using Blender full time professionally for two years now. Perhaps a few of us will be the seasoned professionals you yearn for in a few more years :)

[@l3gionmusic814]

@Zombies Eat Jerky Are you mad because you just realised you've wasted thousands of dollars on your software when Blender can do the work of multiple industry standard programs for free?

[@tednygma7304]

@@l3gionmusic814 he's right, over inflated egos spoil it for those who want to switch, I know 3 pros who were put off by the user base. And if he's able to buy software for thousands of dollars, I doubt he regretted it, because he's comfortable enough to buy stuff he actually needs.

[@negativghostrdr]

I’m using 3dsmax solely because it can translate Solidworks to fbx files that I can use in Sketchfab and Twinmotion. If Blender could do that I would take the time to learn it. I sculpt in Nomad Sculpt which is almost free and runs on an iPad and even my phone. I can then paint my models in Procreate which is also nearly free and also runs on my iPad. Max is free too if you’re a student btw.

[@Dark0neone]

@Zombies Eat Jerky dude chill out, you're the one with the "overflated" ego tbh.

[@WokeSoros]

The blender GUI concepts take a good minute to understand, but once you’ve gotten deep enough to start saving opening states and enabling pie menus it’s straight crazy powerful. Nodes aren’t exclusive to blender though. There’s entire programs that are basically node based media creation IDEs. TouchDesigner is crazy good for instance.

[@KielianOlayvar27]

been using blender since 2013 and am so proud of how far it is now from before

[@interestingtopics419]

but im using 2013 version blender lol 😂

[@ndnprct3]

​@Zombies Eat Jerky you say that like it's a bad thing. like yeah, i do 3d modelling as a hobby. it's completely for fun and for my own amusement, and i have zero intention to go into the industry, so i use blender. it's easy for me to use for my purposes, and it doesn't cost money, so it works for me over the other "industry standard" alternatives. sorry? i guess

[@prcs420]

@Zombies Eat Jerky did someone hold you at gunpoint and force to you to be condescending to a stranger or are you unpleasant online out of choice

[@sugoish9461]

@@prcs420 Wait, I've seen that person (Zombies Eat Jerkey) write the exact same comment to other people talking about using blender (like, _exact_ comment). Man, they're starved for attention

[@prcs420]

@@sugoish9461 oh so it's even more embarrassing. lol

[@KurtStaInes]

Thanks to the founder of Blender he was right to make it open source free. Can’t believe all these elitist software 3d programs have absurb subscription and would tell everyone they are the industry standard . Blender now and beyond will do a great job let’s keep supporting it from being free

[@mrmalio]

Exactly. Sometimes I believe the whole industry standard thing I believe is often just a excuse for high prices lmao

[@KurtStaInes]

​@@mrmalio it is ED Catmull's Excuse and the CGI developers from big animations companies to keep Proprietary Software ,Tools and Pipeline workflows amongst themselves.

[@KurtStaInes]

Also on top of that will be the EDUCATION / TUTORIALS for 3D programs that will be subjected for a college courses because INDUSTRY expert professionals were the ones teaching their method for these absurb EDUCATION. Blender has a Great Community and learning BLENDER can be done for FREE.

[@mrmalio]

@@KurtStaInes ikr so happy for the blender community. I don't use blender but I use other FOSS software like Gimp. These companies just want to monopolise everything adobe showed the lengths there willing to go by buying out figma. opensource is definitely the future can't believe the majority of things Richard Stallman was saying years ago is coming through

[@civilhypocrisy6196]

I've always thought that if patents didn't exist, if everything was open source, and if people/companies stopped gatekeeping knowledge/information there would be massive technological/medical/creative advancements worldwide. At the expense of a few select group of people/companies not hoarding as much profit, that is. As said on the video, that's why Blender's been having such a massive & fast success/evolution.

[@alex.muntean]

Same. I am constantly thinking about that.

[@valentinogiudice8009]

Note: patents are only a very small part of the reasons software is not open source. Copyright is a much bigger reason.

[@pentachronic]

There would be no jobs either..

[@valentinogiudice8009]

@@pentachronic Without patents (or copyright, which I think matters more here) there would be no jobs? Really you think that?

[@pentachronic]

@@valentinogiudice8009 If everything was open-source who would pay for work ??? That's the point I'm making.

[@andych56]

I've been in the Film and television industry for the past 21 years (Maya user) and not once have I been asked by a client or post-house production team to use Blender for a project. I'm slowly learning Blender and staying on red alert ready for that day. I'm hoping Blender will take over in the industry but for now, post houses have their pipelines in place, and doesn't look like they'll be switching anytime soon.

[@andych56]

@brand old What, to keep paying stupid amounts of cash for software that gives you small updates and more bugs each version? For me, It's about business, not favorites.

[@andych56]

@brand old slowly coz it’s part time. If I had to learn it for a project then I’d hit it full time. I’m not an employee so licenses aren’t free for business owners.

... and you're waking up grandma.

[@Kiwikick238]

Im currently learning 3D modelling and my professor keeps saying she wishes she could teach us blender but maya is still industry standard.

[@Kiwikick238]

@@PVNTHR I'm definitely glad to be learning maya since the program is meant to prep us for entering the industry. I just see so may cool things with blender! It makes me wish we could do both but that'd be way to much haha

[@AlexSchwartzATV]

Man, i cant believe its still free and thriving. It was like maybe 17 years ago i remember i first looked into blender and the consensus was that it was okay, but had a huge learning curve or wasn't easy to use vs other paid programs. Seemed like it the generally the last option or only for people who specifically wanted to support open source. This is just my recollection from a long time ago so i could be wrong, but it feels amazing to see it so successful and powerful now.

[@pedroewert143]

Same here Maya, 3dsmax and Cinema4D were gatekeeping the community with their 10k price tags and holding it back and basically forcing people to download copies with viruses

[@nathanarditti9793]

Blender for life 🔥

[@ThatsMySkill]

for me blender is the gift that keeps on giving. its free and has so many features and aspects that your creation can come to life in infinite variations. for months ive done hard modeling, learned nodes, modifiers and animations. i only now got into actual sculpting and its a whole different beast to tackle. countless possibilities. this is the first time i can express and create and its been incredible so far and it being open source and completely free is a game changer. as any artist, improving your skillset to come as close as you can to your vision is the most important thing and blender gives you everything you could ask for and more. not to mention all the great people creating tutorials for people to learn and understand the program. if you wanna create something and look up tutorials, you can be sure that everyone has their own methods for creating that thing and thats what i love about blender. no matter whos tutorials you watch, you always learn new tricks, workarounds and methods to be efficient and precise. all roads lead to rome.

[@charlesgrant8442]

Awesome video bro!!! I think there is a typo at the end. When you begin to talk about Scripting the word that comes up on screen is "sculpting". Small mistake! Again very dope video. As a Blender user since 2.79 I am very impressed by this.

[@wormsdonthaveeyes2888]

Blender is an absolutely wonderful software. I’m a high school student with no formal training in animation and I’ve been able to make things that a younger me couldn’t have dreamed of!

[@eugenewii]

I've been using Blender for about a decade. So many changes and improvements. I do wish they continued the game engines.

[@ottwarrior]

we now have godot tho, which is open source and can even open blender scenes

[@eugenewii]

@@ottwarrior yeah, however there is a programming language issue just like unity as both are modified JavaScript & C++. Blender is python. This was my major issue when unity changed.

[@tedd_y3423]

This video made me realize that Blender is probably the best deal on the internet. I mean this free 3D software does not only keep up with softwares, you need to pay for, it can eaven outperform them in many use cases. I couldn't think of any other software that is free and could keep up with profetional ones.

[@lostgarbage4055]

It can't. Stan mentality is killing it.

[@dembi2770]

@@lostgarbage4055 it isnt. If anything it is improving it.

[@soupmedia70]

Agreed. Another great example of open source free software is the Godot game engine. Works well with Blender too.

[@lostgarbage4055]

@@soupmedia70 No.

[@backstabber3537]

@@lostgarbage4055 its free bro

[@archlyn1]

Terrific analysis and review of this great program (love your channel!). Coming out of Lightwave, my only wish is that I'd moved to Blender sooner. Can't wait for you next video!

[@nh8444]

It’s so great to see blender getting more love from the world. It deserves it. And I’m very happy for Ton, the dude responsible for giving us the free license and essentially the blender project not dying out.

[@spaceenemiesnovel]

I use Blender for my comic. I set up everything in the 3D environment and let Blender do the line art work.

[@Saia_xx]

Are you using it on an iPad Pro of pc ?

[@spaceenemiesnovel]

@@Saia_xx Everything on PC.

[@penguinista]

Excellent tour of blender! I love how efficient and organized it was. Subscribed

[@macronomicus]

Ive been enjoying it for many years, blender is definitely my favorite program. Your review was comprehensive & hit all the strong points excellently, very nice & engaging content man, great job on everything!

[@saif0316]

This was a well-made video and seriously helpful to help me learn!

[@AdinaAdina-mg5bz]

This tutorial is amazing and you are really good at teaching !! great job sir !

[@kdeuler]

Great overview and selection of Blender projects! Thx!

[@TheVRtist]

Man the features for this are comprehensive! Very tempted to make the switch from after effects for my VR music videos if there wasn't such a steep learning curve.

[@janvollgod7221]

I love blender and use it heavily since 2.8. The improvements are great in all categories. Sculpting is fun too, even i still use zbrush, not only because of old habits, but because of its speed and the ability to handle really heavy models and details. This is what i mostly need for concepts. But for stylized stuff, Blender becomes more and more my Swiss army knife. My wish for the future are better UV handling and somehow uncluttered Texture painting. In 3.3 its very good, but the logic don't follow the workflow mostly.

[@DimentionArt]

Am really happy with blender, am a starter on the software but I see the potencial of blender and it's really insane the amounts of thing you can do on it

[@CuddaBrown]

Nice overview my man...keep up the great work.

[@STICKOMEDIA]

I've been using it non stop for videos and stuff the last 2 years and its still getting new stuff and more amazing

[@herminiofernandezrodriguez7721]

Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!

[@toapyandfriends]

awesome production of this tutorial!

[@World_Theory]

One of the many things I like about Blender, is that it's so gloriously stable compared to a lot of other well established open source software. It is quiet rare for it to crash, and also very rare to run into more minor bugs that won't necessarily cause a crash. One area I wish Blender would work on however, is the image texture painting. It's still capable of basics, but it's not well polished like other features out of the box. And I have run into some annoying bugs when painting a model, like the brush being unable to paint a certain bit of geometry for no apparent reason, but only when the camera is within a certain range of angles. I can usually get around it by finding a different angle, but it takes trial and error to move the camera around and find an angle that works for both the brush stroke I want to use, and that doesn't run into the bug. This breaks my work flow, slowing me down, and is just plain frustrating. So anyway. I hope texturing gets some TLC.

[@ainsleyharriott2209]

I learned a lot from looking at other people’s models and project files you can download for free from Sketchfab. It’s great going into a really well made scene and reverse engineering it and seeing how it’s all put together. I’ve been progressing fast and it’s a lot of fun to learn.

[@MichaelCasanovaMusic]

I did exactly the same when I started learning a couple of years ago and it has absolutely helped with my model making progress

[@Amelia_PC]

I was a 3DS Max user veteran and tried Blender. The interface was the hardest part, but after overcoming this, it was easy to stick with it. (I'm using it for modeling, mocap cleanup, edit animation created on Cascadeur, rigging/skinning, and fix UVs). Blender is awesome!

[@user-fm3xr9yz3i]

Why not continue using 3dsmax for those jobs?

[@Amelia_PC]

@@user-fm3xr9yz3i because of the Blender's plugins. There are some good, and accessible, plugins like Auto rig Pro that speed up an Epic's Mannequin rigging, for example. And, my 3ds Max version is super old (from that era we could buy a permanent license)

[@zdenekburian1366]

about archviz use, do you recommend the transition from max? in particular about the rendering plugins in max vs blender. and which path do you recommend for learning blender from max? thx!

[@Amelia_PC]

@@zdenekburian1366 I'm sure I'm not the best person to talk about that. I'm a Max user for games and all my render/lighting process is done on Unreal 4. I have been creating all my cutscenes and promo material on Unreal (despite I want to run tests on NVidia Machinima for promo material). So, I don't use any Blender plugins for rendering and visualizations. Sorry :)

Thanks for a great overview of Blender's features :)

[@Clitp00p]

Great video, thank you for the information.

[@Heroickittens]

You know what would be awesome? If they made a way for us to animate with VR. Like for example if I wanted to rotate a ball I could simply grab it in VR hit record and then spin the ball or to record a ball bouncing I can grab it and hold it while I make it land and bounce away. I think that would be super cool.

[@drewo.127]

One of these days, some madlad is gonna make an entire Pixar quality movie with additional 2D and mixed media elements completely using Blender! Not just animation, but EVERYTHING!!! All that’s missing is Blender to have audio editing, word processing/script writing, a dedicated storyboard compositor and a built in camera function! (They may even have most of that already!) Then it TRULY WILL BE an ALL IN ONE SOFTWARE!!! Although…all that stuff is just minor suggestions, and there are some good software and apps that do all that stuff that I mentioned and can be used with Blender! But Blender already by itself is just plain WOW!!!!! :D

[@bestboy007]

u cant do a 90 minutes pixar movie with 1 person... ffs. and for sure not with blenders weak featurette.

[@LineOfThy]

@@bestboy007 learn English

[@McSwey]

The best thing about cycles and eevee is that they use the same compositing nodes and are designed to look as similar as possible. In many cases it is sufficient to do compositing with eevee and use cycles only for the final render

[@Leo-sd4ps]

you goddam right

[@Cimarb]

I have never been out of the modeling tab… crazy what all is possible with this program, but I am terrified of the learning curve lol

[@chrisixdigit]

This was so helpful!! Thank you

[@naive8501]

Such a great video dude What kind of pencil tool is that? What's it called? Can we use it in blender?

[@jewman4]

I had no idea one program was capable of so much. Thank your your informative vid!!

[@fisiopolkesta]

Installed, everything works, thanks!

[@jo_siqueira]

Thank you so much this helped a lot!!!! You saved my life

[@philmehrart]

Great breakdown, like many others I started on Max, then moved to Maya for a few years, and now have been trying Blender off and on, trying to get upto speed for production. My personal experience is I find the modeling toolset in Blender much more robust, then plug in some addons and it goes into nitro mode - love it! If I had to compare one aspect with Maya, I would say the UV editor could use improvement - coming from Maya I find the UV editor there pretty powerful and would love Blender to have a more solid toolset for UVs as right now it seems to be a little lacking. However, I also prefer the material/shader system in Blender and the realtime rendering features of Eevee are so damn cool. The fact that we get this all for free is a godsend. With the advent of new hair systems as well, Blender will only get better and better. Will likely see more and more artists move from Autodesk products, hopefully more studios will pick Blender up in the near future.

[@zdenekburian1366]

and what about the comparison with max? i mean mainly about the archviz sector, where max is king together with arnold, corona, vray; thank you phil m.

[@bisvizstudio1242]

There are so many generous Blender artists who kindly share their knowledge on the internet. Things that you rarely find on other software's community.

[@SwordOfFaith888]

Thank you, I tried to dabble with this years ago and gave up. The interface seems so much intuitive know, even on my laptop it runs smoothly, thank you 😊. And I am an absolute beginner.

[@kamelnazar-instructionalde9740]

Worked thank you alot! you're the best bro liked

[@abiernaa]

Thank you so much bro. Sending virtual hugs. Worked like a charm ;-)

[@raymondharris7226]

Thanks so much, I truly appreciate this so much... GREAT VIDEO!!!

[@nikonikosensei6682]

Omg, I couldn’t believe how good those videos looked. I’m just learning grease pencil, I feel so behind lol. I’m trying to learn a bit of writing to better make my own shorts. Fingers crossed that I can make something kinda cool or interesting in the next 5-10 years. Lol. This new stuff gets me excited for the future.

[@rockheavymetal7959]

Tysm, did everything as described

[@narulovechannel2249]

Gosh, Maya and 3dmax user here, blender blew my mind with this!

[@chavenyenketswamy1498]

Where is the interpolation tool. Can't seem to find this. Do you have to use an addon to access it?

[@AI-xs4fp]

Mind blown. Thank you!

[@zhavicito8992]

Thanks bro that was really helpful

[@snailer06]

Really well done!

[@Mayank-lf2ym]

The most fascinating part is how Developers combine all the difference tools in one and only of just 200mb Hat's off to them

[@JxcksonSF]

The thing, is not blender that is light, is the other competitors that dont bother cleaning the code base. A clean codebase is almost a requirement of open source projects.

[@jeremiahglover7562]

If only LLVM could figure that out.

[@Macferny]

That my friend is the process of retopology, its a pain in the ass actually,but once you done it the model/prop runs soo smooth.Something that in a lot of early games,devs dont ever do.

[@DanielTPrieto]

Great video! How do you guys feel about Blender for creating videogame assets? Is there a better option?

[@dutchdykefinger]

it's good enough for ubisof, they even created the mixer addon to work on things collectively and allows users to commit live updates to objects in a scene quite some companies use blender to make assets since it's easy to script exporters for it and usually it doesn't matter that much what tool is used if the file formats are compatible with whatever the engine will eat. it's pretty good for game assets because of eevee having a pretty good real-time preview of how it would look in your average pbr rasteriztion engine

[@ravenremolano8149]

Thank you for sharing this tutorial

[@pengadaanbkppd107]

Thank you. Great guide.

[@glorioushalo691]

Really nice and helpful... Thanks!

[@popcorn485]

Last week I discovered that Blender has Python REPL and script inputs and I was like WOW how did I go so long not knowing that?! Since then I’ve watched an imperial ton of Blender videos and I’m still in awe that this app is free and open source. Thanks for the excellent overview of these advanced features!

[@judytam5449]

Worked , thanks a lot!

[@ShawnCranko]

What program did you use to edit this video? Your intro is good.

[@CAGRIOKUR]

I am old for switching software i am using but also curious about Blender . Any advice where can i see cool interior renders ?

[@bob-fb6ie]

Cool! Downloaded))

[@maslowski.]

Its just incredoble what you can do now with blender, the way it evolves. And all that in a competely free software. Amazing

[@mythravarun]

Super helpful. Thanks.

[@InfoCodex]

You are talking about the 3.3 version or generally highlighting blender?

[@donaldcanonoy3312]

thank you for sharing this with us!!!

[@Burgmueller1337]

thx for this video brooo.... but whats the name of the track from zelda intro from 7:15 ...

[@dfa_evans]

This video has convinced me to switch from C4D and just go through the slight re-learning phase

[@DaStuntChannel]

Amazing video... I think you forgot about the Shader editor, endless procedural textures :)

[@chairmanar4191]

thanks a lot!!! so nice reverb

[@pentachronic]

My biggest gripe with Blender is that it's inconsistent between modes. Eg 3d edit mode has different keys to 2D Grease Pencil. It's just a suite of applications at this point that use a common database. It's good but could defo be improved from a UX standpoint.

[@sebastianosewolf2367]

Then use the Kenyans and design the keys like you need it ?

[@litjellyfish]

@@sebastianosewolf2367 of course. But that is not what he said. He said that it needs UX improvement to be more consistent all over.

[@TRANSISTOOR]

Great video, very informative Does anyone know the art in the thumbnail? it's very cool!

[@dotexe4981]

Problem is that a lot of big studios still require you to be experienced in 3dmax and/or Maya.

[@SoldierXXL]

This is changing pretty fast with WB Animation studios and Weta FX among others having job listings where experience with blender is now part of the prerequisites especially for 3D modellers/sculptors and it will become more and more common in the future. Also most studios have internal proprietary tools and plugins that you actually can not know in advance and that simplify the workflow A LOT that you learn when you start working at the studio. If you want to have a solid base that covers most things I would recommend Blender , Nuke and Houdini and learning Python knowing your way around those (not necessarily mastering them)

[@bagethian1]

You really good at explaining thank you

[@Lalitcave]

This helped a lot thank you

[@hristogrozev2899]

thanks for the help it help my every thing i need to install

[@vishwa_tennyson]

Thank you for making this video

[@younessx365]

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

[@racedan6923]

This is great, thank you!

[@imanithepinkmonster]

I was looking into blender because I wanted to get into 3D art and making BJD's. I've been wanting to do this for a few years but didn't know where to start. I got a recommendation for Blender on reddit and its far more advanced then I thought it was. I'm overwhelmed but I'm sure I'll have a lot of fun.

[@synthrixofficial7738]

it works! thanks!

[@paydn202]

dope video thank you!

[@vectorr6651]

Such a great video! How can someone contact you to tryout our addon?

[@rome2x502]

Fenna download 🤝🏾

[@iamleek]

You are awesome!!!! I really impress.

[@lewislovelord8977]

I appreciate it's functions and ability to make visual art more open to all but the dependency on visual arts programs make old school techniques more valuable than ever. There's room for both fortunately!

[@jorgmuller3110]

I used Softimage, Cinema4D and Maya till 2002 professionally. But since I discovered Blender in 2001 I waited for the day to switch. Blender is the Emacs of 3D! It rocks!!!

[@mohamedelmenshawy4821]

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY

[@hasanyer4174]

That was great. Thank you.

[@mhmadmzurii]

Thank you, it works perfect!

[@vondutch8651]

Loved the osrs music in the background ❤️

[@khanyawar]

I had a long history with 3DSMAX and accidently stumbled upon Blender about 6 months ago, and I never looked back.

[@zdenekburian1366]

about archviz use, do you recommend the transition from max? in particular about the rendering plugins in max vs blender. and which path do you recommend for learning blender from max? thx!

[@khanyawar]

@@zdenekburian1366 I would recommend that you give it a try, I have been using 3dsmax since 2004 and I found blender to be more efficient and quick. There are many architecture addons for blender that can really help you with the archviz and blender's cycle's engine is very powerful and they have nvidia's direct support. having said all that for me these are mere tools so go with whatever you feel comfortable and efficient with, for me blender totally works. Cheers

[@Zombie_13x33]

At some point my laptop stopped running 3.2 and now I'm running the older 3.0.1 or something like that I'm still running windows 10. Is that the issue? I can't imagine the computer can't run it. Asus rog strix g512li-ss74 I7 10th gen 1650ti 16g 512g 1T external but thats extra

[@pedro-sb7kh]

It worked! Tank you sir.

[@dsrcreation9892]

what configuration should we have for newest version of blender