ThreeDee One

Cartoon Soccer Player

A stylized soccer character built for animation pipelines, game-ready scenes, and sports-focused marketing visuals, with full rig controls, 52 ARKit blendshapes, a Blender Expression panel, a Lipsync viseme panel, and optimized topology. This cartoon football player 3D model works great for mobile games, real-time engines, explainer videos, sports brand content, and interactive product demos.

Body and face rig Prepared poses52 ARKit blendshapes Lipsync Facial expressions

INCLUDED FORMATS

BLEND FBX GLB OBJ

Full body and facial rigging in the native Blender project. Auto Rig Pro 2.0 provides the body controls for posing and character animation.

Build character reactions with facial controls and prepared expressions. Lipsync mouth shapes support dialogue, voice-over and talking-character scenes. The expression controls include Blink L/R, Angry, Happy 1/2, Laughing, Sad, Shocked and Smiley 1/2. Lipsync groups: AI, O, CDGHKNRST, L, UW, E, FV and MBP.

Use the 52 ARKit-compatible shapes for brows, eyes, cheeks, jaw and mouth. Connect compatible face-capture data through your preferred workflow, or animate the shape keys directly.

Start with a prepared pose for scene blocking, renders, presentations and animation reference. Includes particle-hair and mesh-hair options. The FBX package contains variants with and without the underlying body.

Clean low-poly quad topology and UV-unwrapped geometry support rendering and export workflows. Use the mesh and wireframe previews to inspect the silhouette and edge flow.

Use the native Blender scene and the character previews as a starting point for portraits, full-body renders and your own compositions.

Includes editable Blender files, FBX, GLB, and OBJ models, textures, preview renders, and a quick-start guide.

Open the Blender project to work with the rig, materials, and character controls, or use the included model formats in your 3D workflow.

CHARACTER SHOWCASE

It's showtime.

Take a closer look at Cartoon Soccer Player. Explore the character details and performance previews, then use the Blender scene to build a story of your own.