Дракон Ториевый Анимированный 3D модель

3D model of fantasy character dragon, name Thorium. Low-poly model. Game-ready model. Polycount - Dragon_Thorium - 5442 polys, 10508 tris, 5280 verts. In the scene there is also a floor and a ruler. They can be removed. They are only needed to demonstrate the size of the dragon relative to humanoid models. CS (Character Studio Bip skeleton) rig system. Biped skeleton adopted to hexapod. ---- Concept --- According to legend, this dragon lives in the Uranium Desert among the granite mountains and Black Monazite Sands. There is no detailed description of this dragon anywhere. There is not a single living witness who would see him with his own eyes. In those places, no one can survive. Features: The skin and scales of this dragon accumulate rare metal - thorium (Th) . Scales covered with thorium dioxide (ThO2). This gives the dragon a special color. Thanks to thorium dioxide scales, the dragon is resistant to all kinds of magical and physical fire. He is able to live in fire. Very fast. Very radioactive. Habitat : Uranium Desert, Black Monazite Sands, perhaps Chernobyl --- Textures --- Two materials - Head and Body. Head material - 3 textures .tiff file format 4096x4096 resolution. Diffuse map, Normals map, Specular map. Body material - 4 textures .tiff file format 4096x4096 resolution. Diffuse map, Normals map, Specular map. Opacity map added separately. The edges of the wings of the dragon burn gradually. Figure can be changed arbitrarily. --- Animations --- Loading animation .bip files: 1. Select any bone from BIP skeleton. For example pelvis. (Bones Thorium TailSpike01-06 are not bip CS, do not have models vertices and do not have animations) 2. Select Command Panel - Motion - Biped 3. Click Load File, folder Animations_bip_&_fig, select any file .bip After each loading of the .bip file, set the number of frames on the timeline in accordance with the number of frames in the animation. Starting from frame 0. This will create a continuous playback loop. Notice: When loading some animations, the model moves above or below the required level. To set the model to the desired position, do the following: 1. On the Biped rollout, turn on Move All Mode. The biped's center of mass is selected and displayed in a larger-than-usual size. On the main toolbar, Select And Move is turned on. Move All mode is a convenient way to select the biped's center of mass, and to reposition the biped. Use it when the biped is not yet animated, when the biped has freeform animation with no IK attachment, or when it has footstep animation. 2. Move the biped. The Collapse button on the Move All dialog box allows you to reset the position and rotation values in the Move All dialog to zero, but does not change the position of the biped. 3. Turn off Move All Mode. If you need to return the model to its initial position, load the file Skinpose.bip The model has four main motion animations - Stand, Walk, Run, Fly All kinds of animations you can see in the demo video. Four types of flight - Idle, Fly Run, Glide. Files Fly Run00 and Fly Run00a differ in the number of frames and flight speed. Four types of Stand animations. This is a continuous cycle, divided into four types of behavior. They can be used in random order. Two types of run. Differ only in running speed. This is Panther run style.