List 3D Software (Freeware/Open Source)

[guillaumech]

I would like to mention Goxel, an open source voxel editor: https://github.com/guillaumechereau/goxel
Disclaimer: I am the author, I have been working on it in my free time.

[tkbd]

guillaumech,Welcome to Wings3D forum.
I tried a little your voxel editor,Goxel is simple and easy to use.
I was able to understand how to use most of the features in about 30 minutes.

And,a data exported to obj format by Goxel could correctly import in Wings3D.
In addition,It can be treated as a MONOLITHIC structure,So helpful.(It editable in Wings ...Although,using separate command after )
(And this is an important thing for treat the data at other 3D modeling softwares).

I hope that the development of your software continued success!!
Cheers!

[guillaumech]

Thanks tkbd!
Right now the development of goxel is a bit slow, because I don't have much time. I hope that eventually some people will start to contribute to the project.

[olve11]

Vue Pioneer for free (Avatar, Terminator Salvation, The Croods and more movies used for enviroment)

http://www.e-onsoftware.com/products/vue...er/?page=0

[c-sanchez]

http://www.meshmolder.com/

[micheus]

MeshLab - Open source system for processing and editing 3D triangular meshes
Ramesh Cleaner - A simple and fast tool for fixing triangular 3D meshes acquired with modern 3D scanners

[c-sanchez]

This is not a exactly news recent, but i think is a bit recent anyway.
So in case some would not notice, Anim8or It has released its version 1.0 with interesting news.
http://www.anim8or.com/home/news/index.html

[kenmo]

Cool... I must check it out...

[c-sanchez]

Pixie3D is a 3D software package for modeling, texturing, animating and rendering 3D scenes.

[DigitCat]

(03-10-2017 08:11 PM)micheus Wrote:  MeshLab - Open source system for processing and editing 3D triangular meshes
Ramesh Cleaner - A simple and fast tool for fixing triangular 3D meshes acquired with modern 3D scanners

Does trial verions go there? Artec studio trial is good to use with scanners, or even with sensors, like Kinect.