Just a list of free software I've found useful for my own purposes, but might be of use to some, I'll add more as I find them:
- Autodesk Suites including: Maya, 3DS Max, Mudbox, MotionBuilder, Smoke, AutoCAD, & many more (free for students/educators).
- DaVinci Resolve: lite, but pretty complete colour grading package that also can be used as an editing/conform tool.
- Fusion: excellent free for all (lite version) VFX/compositing package.
- RealFlow: great fluids package (free for students/educators).
- Blender: free for all 3D modelling/animation, also one of the few free 3D object and camera trackers.
- Sculptris: free for all interactive modelling, like a very basic version of zbrush or mudbox.
- MakeHuman: great easy free for all tool for creating 3D human characters if you don't have the skills/time to model from scratch.
- UDK: game engine, free for personal, non-commercial.
- CryEngine: game engine, free for personal, non-commercial.
- Unity: game engine, free for personal, non-commercial.
- Nuke: VFX/compositing tool has free for personal, non-commercial version.
- Audacity: free for all audio editing.
- MPEG Streamclip: free for all encoder.
- RenderMan: free non-commercial version of Pixar's render engine available in 'early 2015'.
- MeshLab: free mesh editing tool, very useful for editing dense triangulated meshes (like scans) before bringing into your 3D sw.
Not really 'creative', but worth sticking on your machine:
- Open Office Suite: free alternative to MS Office.
- Recuva: free file recovery (lite version) saved my ass a few times.
- VLC Player: free media player.
- Microsoft Security Essentials; free security suite, windows only.
- CCleaner: removes unnecessary files freeing up space, and fixes registry issues (windows).
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