With well-balanced minimalistic topology, these stylized characters are suitable for AR/VR mobile games, architectural walkthroughs, as well as high-resolution desktop games.

Features

✅ 110 rigged characters!

✅ Humanoid system compatible

✅ 22 shareable texture variants

✅ Small texture dimensions 256x256

✅ Texture as palette color.

✅ 22 basic animations

✅ 2000 average triangles.

✅ Suitable for Mobile, AR/VR, WebGL

❌ Vertex color

❌ Non-overlapping UV mapping

❌ LODs

❌ Modular character.

Groups:

(10) Young adults representing ages from 18 to 30. (NEW! on v1.2.0)
(20) City: Everyday city people in casual and business outfits.
(20) Professionals: Representing common professions.
(20) Downtown: Similar to 'City', but a little bit more fresh and modern.
(6) Kids: Young boys and girls about 10 to 15 years old.
(10) Elders: Older individuals aged about 60-70 years old.
(10) Beach: A set of characters from 'Downtown' but dressed in swimsuits.
(6) Little Kids: Younger kids from 3 to 5 years old.
(8) Xtras: A miscellaneous group representing additional professions.

Texture Variants: All the characters use a compatible palette color system that allows easy switching and customization. This allows the following features:

All characters can share a unique texture.
The texture can be switched to any of the provided variants.
Regions on the texture image define parts of the model.

Related free tool: For even more deep customization, a handy Polygon Painting tool is under development but ready to use! Modify in details the colors of these characters 10 times faster, painting directly onto the 3D model using: DA Poly Paint - Low Poly Customizer

NOTE: All images are created with Play Mode demo included. Except for the main thumbnail image that was rendered with 3ds Max, the poses and scene are not included, but all the 3D props are.

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Modelado de Personajes Trabajo Final MJ Watson

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