This product includes an Arboreal Tarsier Fur Rigged model prepared for Blender. The asset is designed for tropical wildlife scenes, forest environments, branch-based animal compositions, cinematic close-ups, games, simulations, educational content, and realistic creature visualization.

After downloading the product, open the included Blender file and append or link the tarsier model into your project if needed. The arboreal tarsier can be placed directly into your scene, adjusted, scaled, posed through the available jointed setup, arranged, and rendered in Blender.

This version is jointed, but not animated. The rigged setup can be useful for posing, still renders, scene preparation, wildlife compositions, branch placement, and controlled creature presentation depending on the included structure.

Technical model details: the model contains 19,823 polygons and 20,245 vertices. The geometry is polygonal quads/tris. UVs are unwrapped and non-overlapping. The product includes 5 PNG textures at 8192x8192 resolution and 8 PNG textures at 4096x4096 resolution. The approximate dimensions are 158 x 61.1 x 128 cm.

The model includes realistic materials suitable for an arboreal tarsier, including fur detail, large eyes, ears, limbs, facial features, body surfaces, and natural animal coloration. You can edit the materials, texture settings, fur look, lighting, render settings, scale, placement, pose, camera angle, and scene composition depending on your project style.

This asset is useful for creating tropical wildlife scenes, perched animal shots, forest environments, cinematic close-ups, educational visualizations, game assets, simulation-style shots, and Blender wildlife projects.

This version is jointed. This version is not animated. This is a digital 3D model only. It is not a physical product. Please make sure you have a compatible version of Blender before purchasing and check the product files for the exact included formats.

Recommended uses include arboreal tarsier renders, tropical forest scenes, branch-based wildlife compositions, realistic animal close-ups, cinematic VFX shots, game environments, educational projects, simulation-style renders, and Blender animal scenes.