#Reddit krita rigging free#
nope its literately a huge overhaul that is required in large parts to how things are done and the tooling or lack of etc.Ĭlick to expand.Except unlike GIMP that is awful in all the ways and honestly you're better off mentioning Krita (lets not give GIMP exposure) as Krita is far closer to a free photoshop beater than GIMP will ever likely be.Īnyway I do see Blender as more of a threat to Autowrecks acquired products and subscriber base than anything else despite finding its current workflow and design in many ways just awful. Still it's why you see plenty of posts like these come up with users just talking about these problems in general but hard to really pin down anything, because it's just an overall multitude of general infuriating experiences because it really isn't just one simple thing that could be changed to fix it all.
#Reddit krita rigging software#
they are all very different, I'd never say any of them are hard difficult, because none of them left me thinking how completely braindead the designers and programmers of such software were, things are pretty self evident in how they work, they don't have interfaces and workflows that stray out of an established industry standard in ways that make you go wtf! That area is left for such programs like Blender, Zbrush, 3DCoat etc.all of which have something useful and given a users dedication to pursuing with the insanity of its awful design they will eventually make it work for them at least for somethings. I like being precise, but Blender gives me precision and flow.Ĭlick to expand.I started with 3dsmax and went to maya also used softimage xsi for a bit. others that I know about tend to fall in the technical tool category. Yeah, the free aspect kinda helps too, the people that own most of these others have a bloated sense of self worth. At first, I hated all the shortcuts, and missed the "clicky clicky" but now that I am familiar with most of them, and have muscle memory for various actions(and also set up a mouse with a lot of extra buttons), I have no interest in trying anything else. I started Blender years ago, before that, I was using MilkShape. If you want something easy, it definitely wont be as powerful. There is no way a tool that can do as much as Blender can do, to not have a learning curve. Don't like a preconfigured shortcut? Change it in the settings.
for the actions that don't have a default shortcut, make one in the settings.
everything has a shortcut that's available instantly. Now, on that same screen, find your mesh.īlender was designed as it was, to be fluid. Imagine everything that you can do in Blender as a button on the screen. you consider it counter intuitive to have keyboard shortcuts for what you can do in Blender.
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