This page is a list of resources to help you build your own 3D Worlds! Priority goes to obscure older/abandonware and open source software :^)

• 3D Studio - the original 3D modeling program for DOS - still good for low poly work!
• Blockbench - modern open-source low poly editor that does minecraft-style models!
• Bryce 5 - only outputs 2D images I think, but the images are very cool 3D renders of weird spaces
  • The newest version is 7.1 from 2010 and you can still buy it - often on sale for around 4 euro from DAZ
  • Getting started videos on YouTube
• Poser 3 - for making early 00s game characters
  • this one is still actively developed and you can get v13 as of writing - its kinda expensive though! If you look on eBay/Amazon you can get older copies like 11 much cheaper!
• MacRenderMan - its the software made by Pixar for their very early films and if you want to make a pre-toystory style animation this would be the real deal!
• BlobSculptor - a lil program for old mac that allows you to crate blob creatures!
• Tree Pro 4.0 - makes trees (for Mac Classic)
• Sculptris - made by the same people who made ZBrus
• Plant Studio - an older program that lets you design and evolve plants
• Asset Forge - newer, and it's a bit like kit bashing, but in 3d
• Cilgari/MS Truespace
• Anim8or - good for making old 90's cheap goofy CGI looking characters

• World Machine - this ones still updated but its been around for years - generates 3D landscapes! (Free version is fine)
• LandSculptor3D - a lil landscape maker for classic mac made by a student, useful for small landscapes!
• Vertex Meadow - tool that turns 2D .png files into explorable 3D environments

• MelonEngine - mini Three.js game engine
• Bitsy 3D - fork of the tiny adventure game engine bitsy that adds a 3D scene editor
• Godot - probably the most powerful free, open-source game engine

• Doom Engine
• Valve Hammer Editor (Source Engine)