What softwares do I have to use to make a 3D spinning globe video to represent data like this video?

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I am wanting to create a 3D spinning globe video to represent historical data like in this video by Business Insider, but I don't know what softwares will I have to use to create such a video.



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So I would like to ask that what softwares do I have to use to make the 3D spinning globe video to represent data like the video above ?



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  • There are atleast a hundred software that could do this. Including after effects.
    – joojaa
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  • @joojaa, thanks for your answer, could you tell me 10 free softwares used to make it?
    – Zhetdudf
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  • Blender, firefox....
    – joojaa
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  • Firefox browser, right? what more, right ?
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    @joojaa Firefox browser? Are you being serious?
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I am wanting to create a 3D spinning globe video to represent historical data like in this video by Business Insider, but I don't know what softwares will I have to use to create such a video.



enter image description here



So I would like to ask that what softwares do I have to use to make the 3D spinning globe video to represent data like the video above ?



Thanks






adobe-photoshop 3d animation adobe-after-effects adobe-flash







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  • There are atleast a hundred software that could do this. Including after effects.
    – joojaa
    3 hours ago










  • @joojaa, thanks for your answer, could you tell me 10 free softwares used to make it?
    – Zhetdudf
    3 hours ago










  • Blender, firefox....
    – joojaa
    3 hours ago










  • Firefox browser, right? what more, right ?
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago






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    @joojaa Firefox browser? Are you being serious?
    – Invariant Change
    1 hour ago












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I am wanting to create a 3D spinning globe video to represent historical data like in this video by Business Insider, but I don't know what softwares will I have to use to create such a video.



enter image description here



So I would like to ask that what softwares do I have to use to make the 3D spinning globe video to represent data like the video above ?



Thanks






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I am wanting to create a 3D spinning globe video to represent historical data like in this video by Business Insider, but I don't know what softwares will I have to use to create such a video.



enter image description here



So I would like to ask that what softwares do I have to use to make the 3D spinning globe video to represent data like the video above ?



Thanks






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  • There are atleast a hundred software that could do this. Including after effects.
    – joojaa
    3 hours ago










  • @joojaa, thanks for your answer, could you tell me 10 free softwares used to make it?
    – Zhetdudf
    3 hours ago










  • Blender, firefox....
    – joojaa
    3 hours ago










  • Firefox browser, right? what more, right ?
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago






  • 1




    @joojaa Firefox browser? Are you being serious?
    – Invariant Change
    1 hour ago
















  • There are atleast a hundred software that could do this. Including after effects.
    – joojaa
    3 hours ago










  • @joojaa, thanks for your answer, could you tell me 10 free softwares used to make it?
    – Zhetdudf
    3 hours ago










  • Blender, firefox....
    – joojaa
    3 hours ago










  • Firefox browser, right? what more, right ?
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago






  • 1




    @joojaa Firefox browser? Are you being serious?
    – Invariant Change
    1 hour ago















There are atleast a hundred software that could do this. Including after effects.
– joojaa
3 hours ago




There are atleast a hundred software that could do this. Including after effects.
– joojaa
3 hours ago












@joojaa, thanks for your answer, could you tell me 10 free softwares used to make it?
– Zhetdudf
3 hours ago




@joojaa, thanks for your answer, could you tell me 10 free softwares used to make it?
– Zhetdudf
3 hours ago












Blender, firefox....
– joojaa
3 hours ago




Blender, firefox....
– joojaa
3 hours ago












Firefox browser, right? what more, right ?
– Zhetdudf
2 hours ago




Firefox browser, right? what more, right ?
– Zhetdudf
2 hours ago




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1




@joojaa Firefox browser? Are you being serious?
– Invariant Change
1 hour ago




@joojaa Firefox browser? Are you being serious?
– Invariant Change
1 hour ago










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Cinema 4D or Google Earth



You could use Cinema 4D. I recommend this because it's very powerful, but at the same time, has made a name for itself for being easy to pick up. The learning curve is less than other comparable applications.



Below is an image of a spinning globe I made in 2005 using Cinema 4D. It was very simple to make and only took 30 minutes.



I first created two spheres and sized them appropriately. I then downloaded 3 image maps form the NASA website of the Earth, Moon and Stars.



I then animated the Earth and moon to spin. I won't talk about the alien spaceship I added as it's not relevant.



Using Cinema 4D you can add multiple animated layers to achieve the effects seen in your video. Alternatively, you can make different versions of the Earth, then overlap them in After Effects.



After Effects includes Cinema 4D, which makes it a seamless process using Cineware.



Alternatively, you could use Google Earth. This allows you to make 3D movies of the Earth via predetermined paths. Although you'll have less control, you will find it a breeze to achieve what you want.



LIKE THIS



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  • Thanks. After creating the Spinning Earth, is it more difficult to create animated changing territories and moving arrows like in the video above ? youtube.com/watch?v=BJ0dZhHccfU
    – Zhetdudf
    40 mins ago











  • All this is easy in Cinema 4D and After Effects. To achieve the effects that you are after, that is your best bet. There is no easy solution.
    – Invariant Change
    36 mins ago










  • There is an answer below saying that using Blender could be able to create the 3D spinning globe and animated territories and arrows like in the above video, is it correct ? If it was correct, then is Using only Blender quicker and easier than using the combination of Cinema 4D and After Effects ?
    – Zhetdudf
    27 mins ago


















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0
down vote













Just use Blender. It is one of the best 3D software and its free.



A ton of tutorials, helping comunity, including this one https://blender.stackexchange.com/



You can start using it right now...






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  • Thank you my friend.
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago

















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Any application (sic) capable of doing 3D Graphics can do this. You should choose an application you know how to use. If you dont know how to use any piece of software then this is generally too broad.



Now if you would ask me to do this I would probably do it in Mathematica, Python (matplotlib), After Effects or Maya if its a one off project. But it really depends on the use case I have and what form the data that i need to animate is in.



But you should probably use Blender if you have no knowledge of the applications I would use.






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  • Thanks for the answer. What I really want to do is that I want to animate the changes of the world borders by time. So I will need to draw the borders on the globe and then fill the inner area of the borders with colors to represent territories, and then make them change by time. I only know how to use illustrator, my friend.
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago










  • @Zhetdudf thing is making the sphere is easy animating the borders is a bit trickyer.
    – joojaa
    1 hour ago










  • Thanks. Is it possible to use Blender to animate borders ?
    – Zhetdudf
    1 hour ago










  • @Zhetdudf sure, but borders are harder to animate than something as diffuse as spread of Christianity. For borders you need to morph and have hard edges for Christianity all you need is a gradient map.
    – joojaa
    1 hour ago










  • It sounds very complicated. I have no idea what to do.
    – Zhetdudf
    45 mins ago










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Cinema 4D or Google Earth



You could use Cinema 4D. I recommend this because it's very powerful, but at the same time, has made a name for itself for being easy to pick up. The learning curve is less than other comparable applications.



Below is an image of a spinning globe I made in 2005 using Cinema 4D. It was very simple to make and only took 30 minutes.



I first created two spheres and sized them appropriately. I then downloaded 3 image maps form the NASA website of the Earth, Moon and Stars.



I then animated the Earth and moon to spin. I won't talk about the alien spaceship I added as it's not relevant.



Using Cinema 4D you can add multiple animated layers to achieve the effects seen in your video. Alternatively, you can make different versions of the Earth, then overlap them in After Effects.



After Effects includes Cinema 4D, which makes it a seamless process using Cineware.



Alternatively, you could use Google Earth. This allows you to make 3D movies of the Earth via predetermined paths. Although you'll have less control, you will find it a breeze to achieve what you want.



LIKE THIS



enter image description here






share|improve this answer




















  • Thanks. After creating the Spinning Earth, is it more difficult to create animated changing territories and moving arrows like in the video above ? youtube.com/watch?v=BJ0dZhHccfU
    – Zhetdudf
    40 mins ago











  • All this is easy in Cinema 4D and After Effects. To achieve the effects that you are after, that is your best bet. There is no easy solution.
    – Invariant Change
    36 mins ago










  • There is an answer below saying that using Blender could be able to create the 3D spinning globe and animated territories and arrows like in the above video, is it correct ? If it was correct, then is Using only Blender quicker and easier than using the combination of Cinema 4D and After Effects ?
    – Zhetdudf
    27 mins ago















up vote
1
down vote













Cinema 4D or Google Earth



You could use Cinema 4D. I recommend this because it's very powerful, but at the same time, has made a name for itself for being easy to pick up. The learning curve is less than other comparable applications.



Below is an image of a spinning globe I made in 2005 using Cinema 4D. It was very simple to make and only took 30 minutes.



I first created two spheres and sized them appropriately. I then downloaded 3 image maps form the NASA website of the Earth, Moon and Stars.



I then animated the Earth and moon to spin. I won't talk about the alien spaceship I added as it's not relevant.



Using Cinema 4D you can add multiple animated layers to achieve the effects seen in your video. Alternatively, you can make different versions of the Earth, then overlap them in After Effects.



After Effects includes Cinema 4D, which makes it a seamless process using Cineware.



Alternatively, you could use Google Earth. This allows you to make 3D movies of the Earth via predetermined paths. Although you'll have less control, you will find it a breeze to achieve what you want.



LIKE THIS



enter image description here






share|improve this answer




















  • Thanks. After creating the Spinning Earth, is it more difficult to create animated changing territories and moving arrows like in the video above ? youtube.com/watch?v=BJ0dZhHccfU
    – Zhetdudf
    40 mins ago











  • All this is easy in Cinema 4D and After Effects. To achieve the effects that you are after, that is your best bet. There is no easy solution.
    – Invariant Change
    36 mins ago










  • There is an answer below saying that using Blender could be able to create the 3D spinning globe and animated territories and arrows like in the above video, is it correct ? If it was correct, then is Using only Blender quicker and easier than using the combination of Cinema 4D and After Effects ?
    – Zhetdudf
    27 mins ago













up vote
1
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up vote
1
down vote









Cinema 4D or Google Earth



You could use Cinema 4D. I recommend this because it's very powerful, but at the same time, has made a name for itself for being easy to pick up. The learning curve is less than other comparable applications.



Below is an image of a spinning globe I made in 2005 using Cinema 4D. It was very simple to make and only took 30 minutes.



I first created two spheres and sized them appropriately. I then downloaded 3 image maps form the NASA website of the Earth, Moon and Stars.



I then animated the Earth and moon to spin. I won't talk about the alien spaceship I added as it's not relevant.



Using Cinema 4D you can add multiple animated layers to achieve the effects seen in your video. Alternatively, you can make different versions of the Earth, then overlap them in After Effects.



After Effects includes Cinema 4D, which makes it a seamless process using Cineware.



Alternatively, you could use Google Earth. This allows you to make 3D movies of the Earth via predetermined paths. Although you'll have less control, you will find it a breeze to achieve what you want.



LIKE THIS



enter image description here






share|improve this answer












Cinema 4D or Google Earth



You could use Cinema 4D. I recommend this because it's very powerful, but at the same time, has made a name for itself for being easy to pick up. The learning curve is less than other comparable applications.



Below is an image of a spinning globe I made in 2005 using Cinema 4D. It was very simple to make and only took 30 minutes.



I first created two spheres and sized them appropriately. I then downloaded 3 image maps form the NASA website of the Earth, Moon and Stars.



I then animated the Earth and moon to spin. I won't talk about the alien spaceship I added as it's not relevant.



Using Cinema 4D you can add multiple animated layers to achieve the effects seen in your video. Alternatively, you can make different versions of the Earth, then overlap them in After Effects.



After Effects includes Cinema 4D, which makes it a seamless process using Cineware.



Alternatively, you could use Google Earth. This allows you to make 3D movies of the Earth via predetermined paths. Although you'll have less control, you will find it a breeze to achieve what you want.



LIKE THIS



enter image description here







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  • Thanks. After creating the Spinning Earth, is it more difficult to create animated changing territories and moving arrows like in the video above ? youtube.com/watch?v=BJ0dZhHccfU
    – Zhetdudf
    40 mins ago











  • All this is easy in Cinema 4D and After Effects. To achieve the effects that you are after, that is your best bet. There is no easy solution.
    – Invariant Change
    36 mins ago










  • There is an answer below saying that using Blender could be able to create the 3D spinning globe and animated territories and arrows like in the above video, is it correct ? If it was correct, then is Using only Blender quicker and easier than using the combination of Cinema 4D and After Effects ?
    – Zhetdudf
    27 mins ago

















  • Thanks. After creating the Spinning Earth, is it more difficult to create animated changing territories and moving arrows like in the video above ? youtube.com/watch?v=BJ0dZhHccfU
    – Zhetdudf
    40 mins ago











  • All this is easy in Cinema 4D and After Effects. To achieve the effects that you are after, that is your best bet. There is no easy solution.
    – Invariant Change
    36 mins ago










  • There is an answer below saying that using Blender could be able to create the 3D spinning globe and animated territories and arrows like in the above video, is it correct ? If it was correct, then is Using only Blender quicker and easier than using the combination of Cinema 4D and After Effects ?
    – Zhetdudf
    27 mins ago
















Thanks. After creating the Spinning Earth, is it more difficult to create animated changing territories and moving arrows like in the video above ? youtube.com/watch?v=BJ0dZhHccfU
– Zhetdudf
40 mins ago





Thanks. After creating the Spinning Earth, is it more difficult to create animated changing territories and moving arrows like in the video above ? youtube.com/watch?v=BJ0dZhHccfU
– Zhetdudf
40 mins ago













All this is easy in Cinema 4D and After Effects. To achieve the effects that you are after, that is your best bet. There is no easy solution.
– Invariant Change
36 mins ago




All this is easy in Cinema 4D and After Effects. To achieve the effects that you are after, that is your best bet. There is no easy solution.
– Invariant Change
36 mins ago












There is an answer below saying that using Blender could be able to create the 3D spinning globe and animated territories and arrows like in the above video, is it correct ? If it was correct, then is Using only Blender quicker and easier than using the combination of Cinema 4D and After Effects ?
– Zhetdudf
27 mins ago





There is an answer below saying that using Blender could be able to create the 3D spinning globe and animated territories and arrows like in the above video, is it correct ? If it was correct, then is Using only Blender quicker and easier than using the combination of Cinema 4D and After Effects ?
– Zhetdudf
27 mins ago











up vote
0
down vote













Just use Blender. It is one of the best 3D software and its free.



A ton of tutorials, helping comunity, including this one https://blender.stackexchange.com/



You can start using it right now...






share|improve this answer




















  • Thank you my friend.
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago














up vote
0
down vote













Just use Blender. It is one of the best 3D software and its free.



A ton of tutorials, helping comunity, including this one https://blender.stackexchange.com/



You can start using it right now...






share|improve this answer




















  • Thank you my friend.
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago












up vote
0
down vote










up vote
0
down vote









Just use Blender. It is one of the best 3D software and its free.



A ton of tutorials, helping comunity, including this one https://blender.stackexchange.com/



You can start using it right now...






share|improve this answer












Just use Blender. It is one of the best 3D software and its free.



A ton of tutorials, helping comunity, including this one https://blender.stackexchange.com/



You can start using it right now...







share|improve this answer












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  • Thank you my friend.
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    2 hours ago
















  • Thank you my friend.
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Thank you my friend.
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Thank you my friend.
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Any application (sic) capable of doing 3D Graphics can do this. You should choose an application you know how to use. If you dont know how to use any piece of software then this is generally too broad.



Now if you would ask me to do this I would probably do it in Mathematica, Python (matplotlib), After Effects or Maya if its a one off project. But it really depends on the use case I have and what form the data that i need to animate is in.



But you should probably use Blender if you have no knowledge of the applications I would use.






share|improve this answer




















  • Thanks for the answer. What I really want to do is that I want to animate the changes of the world borders by time. So I will need to draw the borders on the globe and then fill the inner area of the borders with colors to represent territories, and then make them change by time. I only know how to use illustrator, my friend.
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago










  • @Zhetdudf thing is making the sphere is easy animating the borders is a bit trickyer.
    – joojaa
    1 hour ago










  • Thanks. Is it possible to use Blender to animate borders ?
    – Zhetdudf
    1 hour ago










  • @Zhetdudf sure, but borders are harder to animate than something as diffuse as spread of Christianity. For borders you need to morph and have hard edges for Christianity all you need is a gradient map.
    – joojaa
    1 hour ago










  • It sounds very complicated. I have no idea what to do.
    – Zhetdudf
    45 mins ago














up vote
0
down vote













Any application (sic) capable of doing 3D Graphics can do this. You should choose an application you know how to use. If you dont know how to use any piece of software then this is generally too broad.



Now if you would ask me to do this I would probably do it in Mathematica, Python (matplotlib), After Effects or Maya if its a one off project. But it really depends on the use case I have and what form the data that i need to animate is in.



But you should probably use Blender if you have no knowledge of the applications I would use.






share|improve this answer




















  • Thanks for the answer. What I really want to do is that I want to animate the changes of the world borders by time. So I will need to draw the borders on the globe and then fill the inner area of the borders with colors to represent territories, and then make them change by time. I only know how to use illustrator, my friend.
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago










  • @Zhetdudf thing is making the sphere is easy animating the borders is a bit trickyer.
    – joojaa
    1 hour ago










  • Thanks. Is it possible to use Blender to animate borders ?
    – Zhetdudf
    1 hour ago










  • @Zhetdudf sure, but borders are harder to animate than something as diffuse as spread of Christianity. For borders you need to morph and have hard edges for Christianity all you need is a gradient map.
    – joojaa
    1 hour ago










  • It sounds very complicated. I have no idea what to do.
    – Zhetdudf
    45 mins ago












up vote
0
down vote










up vote
0
down vote









Any application (sic) capable of doing 3D Graphics can do this. You should choose an application you know how to use. If you dont know how to use any piece of software then this is generally too broad.



Now if you would ask me to do this I would probably do it in Mathematica, Python (matplotlib), After Effects or Maya if its a one off project. But it really depends on the use case I have and what form the data that i need to animate is in.



But you should probably use Blender if you have no knowledge of the applications I would use.






share|improve this answer












Any application (sic) capable of doing 3D Graphics can do this. You should choose an application you know how to use. If you dont know how to use any piece of software then this is generally too broad.



Now if you would ask me to do this I would probably do it in Mathematica, Python (matplotlib), After Effects or Maya if its a one off project. But it really depends on the use case I have and what form the data that i need to animate is in.



But you should probably use Blender if you have no knowledge of the applications I would use.







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answered 2 hours ago









joojaa

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  • Thanks for the answer. What I really want to do is that I want to animate the changes of the world borders by time. So I will need to draw the borders on the globe and then fill the inner area of the borders with colors to represent territories, and then make them change by time. I only know how to use illustrator, my friend.
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago










  • @Zhetdudf thing is making the sphere is easy animating the borders is a bit trickyer.
    – joojaa
    1 hour ago










  • Thanks. Is it possible to use Blender to animate borders ?
    – Zhetdudf
    1 hour ago










  • @Zhetdudf sure, but borders are harder to animate than something as diffuse as spread of Christianity. For borders you need to morph and have hard edges for Christianity all you need is a gradient map.
    – joojaa
    1 hour ago










  • It sounds very complicated. I have no idea what to do.
    – Zhetdudf
    45 mins ago
















  • Thanks for the answer. What I really want to do is that I want to animate the changes of the world borders by time. So I will need to draw the borders on the globe and then fill the inner area of the borders with colors to represent territories, and then make them change by time. I only know how to use illustrator, my friend.
    – Zhetdudf
    2 hours ago










  • @Zhetdudf thing is making the sphere is easy animating the borders is a bit trickyer.
    – joojaa
    1 hour ago










  • Thanks. Is it possible to use Blender to animate borders ?
    – Zhetdudf
    1 hour ago










  • @Zhetdudf sure, but borders are harder to animate than something as diffuse as spread of Christianity. For borders you need to morph and have hard edges for Christianity all you need is a gradient map.
    – joojaa
    1 hour ago










  • It sounds very complicated. I have no idea what to do.
    – Zhetdudf
    45 mins ago















Thanks for the answer. What I really want to do is that I want to animate the changes of the world borders by time. So I will need to draw the borders on the globe and then fill the inner area of the borders with colors to represent territories, and then make them change by time. I only know how to use illustrator, my friend.
– Zhetdudf
2 hours ago




Thanks for the answer. What I really want to do is that I want to animate the changes of the world borders by time. So I will need to draw the borders on the globe and then fill the inner area of the borders with colors to represent territories, and then make them change by time. I only know how to use illustrator, my friend.
– Zhetdudf
2 hours ago












@Zhetdudf thing is making the sphere is easy animating the borders is a bit trickyer.
– joojaa
1 hour ago




@Zhetdudf thing is making the sphere is easy animating the borders is a bit trickyer.
– joojaa
1 hour ago












Thanks. Is it possible to use Blender to animate borders ?
– Zhetdudf
1 hour ago




Thanks. Is it possible to use Blender to animate borders ?
– Zhetdudf
1 hour ago












@Zhetdudf sure, but borders are harder to animate than something as diffuse as spread of Christianity. For borders you need to morph and have hard edges for Christianity all you need is a gradient map.
– joojaa
1 hour ago




@Zhetdudf sure, but borders are harder to animate than something as diffuse as spread of Christianity. For borders you need to morph and have hard edges for Christianity all you need is a gradient map.
– joojaa
1 hour ago












It sounds very complicated. I have no idea what to do.
– Zhetdudf
45 mins ago




It sounds very complicated. I have no idea what to do.
– Zhetdudf
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