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Ty! I’ve been researching a bit and trying my hand at some tutorials. Think the selling point for cine 4d was an easier learning curve, but you can’t beat free and open source

Blender, definitely.

The best part is that it’s free and open source. It’s also fully capable of handling anything you need 3D software to do. Plus, it has a very active community of devs and users, so it’s never hard to find help or even to get feature requests implemented.