3ds Max vs Bluebeam

	3ds Max	Bluebeam

Description	With more than 20 years in the market, 3ds Max has become one of the main tools for users when it comes to professional 3D models and audiovisual content. They are owned by Autodesk.	Based in Pasadena, California. Bluebeam offers Revu 20 as their prime software for construction and design professionals, being used by top contractors in the United States and top companies when it comes to design and architecture.
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Features	Live Link with Stingray Game Engine Data Channel Modifier Scene Converter Autodesk Raytracer Renderer (ART) Geodesic Voxel and Heatmap Skinning Texture Assignment and Editing Physical Camera Particle Flow Effects Hair and Fur Modifier Max Creation Graph Controllers UI, Workflow, and Pipeline 3D Animation and Dynamics General Animation Tools Character Animation and Rigging Tools Spline Workflows Motion Paths 3ds Max Fluids High DPI Display Support Asset Library Arnold for 3ds Max Mesh and Surface Modeling Smart Asset Packaging Rendering in A360 Improved ActiveShade Rendering 3D Rendering Improved pipeline Tools Integration Blended Box Map Simple Simulation Data Import Customizable Workspaces MAX to LMV 3D Modeling, Texturing, and Effects List with all features	Batch Link Creation Markups PDF Creation Document Sharing Collaborative Editing Document & Project Storage Batch Digital Signing
Pricing	Autodesk 3ds Max has a subscription-based price of $215 monthly, or $1,700 if paid annually (34% cheaper).	Bluebeam has a Standard plan of $349 per device for Revu 20.
Free Trial?	Yes, Autodesk offers a 30-days free trial for 3ds Max.	You can download a free 30-day trial of Bluebeam Revu 20.
Compatible with	Windows	Windows iPad
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