Blender (x32)

Blender is a set of 3D drawing and rendering software. It is cross-platform and supports FreeBSD, IRIX, GNU/Linux, Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris, and SkyOS.

Blender takes up very little space after installation and can run on different platforms. Although it is often released without documentation or examples, it is extremely feature-rich and is mostly high-end module building software. Its characteristics are:

Supports different geometric primitives, including polygonal textures, rapid surface modeling, curves and vector characters.

Versatile internal rendering and integration with YafRay, the open source ray tracing package.

Animation tools, including inverse motion components, settable skeletons, structural deformations, keyframes, timelines, nonlinear animations, system-specific parameters, vertex weight and softening momentum components, including mesh collision detection and a collision detection particle system.

Use Python language to create and produce game and work automation scripts.

Basic non-linear image editing and production functions.

Game Blender, a subproject for creating real-time computer games.