Requirements

• Blender 4.5 or newer for the .blend file (saved in Blender 4.5 LTS). Older versions may open it but are not tested.
• The scene is set up for EEVEE. Cycles works too; you may need to adjust lights.
• FBX, GLB and OBJ for other 3D software and game engines.

What is in the download

• .blend file: rigged character with all color sets and packed textures
• fbx/: rigged FBX with shape keys
• gltf/: GLB with rig, shape keys and embedded textures (default colors)
• obj/: OBJ + MTL, and textures.zip (default colors, no rig)

First use

• Open the .blend file. The character sits in its own collection.
• Select the rig and switch to Pose Mode to pose the character.
• To change the body: select a mesh, open Object Data Properties > Shape Keys, and move fatty, builder or skinny.
• To change colors: select the shirt or trousers, open the Material tab and pick another material slot (shirts-1 to 4, pants-1 to 4).

Notes and limits

• The rig uses Auto-Rig Pro style naming (c_ controls). Posing works in plain Blender. Auto-Rig Pro itself is only needed for its extra tools such as retargeting.
• The FBX and GLB export the full control rig (541 bones). For game engines you may want to export deform bones only.
• OBJ, FBX and GLB come with the default color set. The other colors are in the .blend file.
• Shape keys on the body must be set to the same value on all clothing pieces. Use a driver or set them together.