Hello there. My name is Edvin and I come from Bosnia. I've recently decided to try and create an animation project similar to the video shown on the link I posted below. My company is in the same industry (metal sheet roofing). I've never done any kind of 3D animation so I'd appreciate any beginner advice but my main concern is - like I mentioned - what software is used to create specifically what's shown in the video.
I've come upon many different programs for animation, such as Max3ds, Maya, Cinema 4D, AAE, and so on. I don't want to start learning to work in any of these, and then find out a month later that I won't be able to animate what I wanted.
If anyone could point me in the right direction I'd greatly appreciate it! :)
https://www.facebook.com/aralexpitesti/videos/612294145476420/
Best regards,
Edvin
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Excuse me, but I won't be using a software I don't know. I am not that rich to buy unknown things. Can be risky in more than many cases. I would rather view N-iX page and find the services that I need and outsource them for my business. We just have two IT guys as our office is small. But small doesn't mean not powerful!