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Serpente Cartoon Modello 3D

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Inviato da subzero911

specificazioni

  • Geometriapolygonal
  • poligoni14,554
  • vertici11,393
  • TexturesYes
  • riggedYes
  • AnimatoYes
  • Prontabile in 3DNo
  • Gioco pronto (low poly)No
  • UV mappatoYes
  • UV non avvoltonon-overlapping

Formati e file

3ds Max
(.max)
1 MB

default_scanline
snake in glasses.max
OBJ
(.obj)
1 MB

snake (no anim).obj
FBX
(.fbx)
3 MB

snake.FBX
FBX

snake (no anim).mtl
FBX
4 MB

snake sking.tga

tag

SerpenteCartooncaratterebuffogiocorettilicoda

Descrizione

Cool cartoon snake model. - Rigged, has helpers. - Textured (eyes are procedurally textured in 3dsMax, using radial gradient ramp) - The mouth can be opened and closed (move "IK Chain_mouth") - Has example tail animation (free "Spring Magic" script is used). You can also setup Spline IK. - Oval eyes (using space warp FFD deformers), so they do not fall apart while rotating - You can close eyes separately, simply rotating lids. - Eyes used LookAt constraint - move the point "LookAt_point" - Has funny glasses :)
Oct 04, 2019 Data aggiunta
Feb 19, 2022 ultimo aggiornamento

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