I am looking for an open-source software for database generation at a large scale. Which open source software (preferably compatible with Python) is best suited for the same?
Anterpreet Kaur Bedi
I suggest Blender because I use it by myself. It is a free open source 3D modeling program that may be used for 3D modeling, rendering, game production, video editing, compositing, rigging, animation, motion tracking, and many other things.
Also, you can try others like:
- AutoCAD.
- Rhino.
- Revit.
- 3Ds Max.
- Maya.
- Cinema 4D.
- Sketchup
- Sculptris.
- Wings 3D.
- Seamless 3D.
- Dust3D.
- Mandelbulb 3D
Modeling of what? 3D stress and strain, heat & mass transfer, turbulent fluid flow, architectural structures, geological formations, glaciers, air/sea interactions, ...
Blender is an easy recommendation. Constantly maintained with good documentation and an active helpful community.
Sister use blender. It is easy to use as well as it is open source. It can be used for multi-tasking also
I notice that the topic is 3D modeling, but the question is about database generation at large scale, not necessarily 3D graphics.
In addition to the David Fernández Piñas and Dudley J Benton responses, a simple Internet search on "3D db modeling" will be useful to narrow in.
I suggest that asking for "the best" generic thing is usually not useful without better understanding of the purpose.
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