Getting started

Unzip the archive and keep the folder structure:

• CubePets/Models/Blend — one .blend per animal, CubePets_AllAnimals.blend (all 30 in one scene) and CubePets_Showcase.blend (render-ready stage)
• CubePets/Models/FBX and CubePets/Models/GLB — the same animals for game engines
• CubePets/Textures — the shared PBR set: BaseColor, Normal, Roughness, Metalness, Emissive (64×64 PNG)
• CubePets/README.txt — per-animal triangles, bones and clip lengths

Blender

• Open any file from Models/Blend. Textures are packed into every .blend, nothing to relink.
• Each animal is an armature (e.g. Puppy) with a skinned mesh (Puppy_Mesh). Its clips are NLA tracks on the armature: Idle is on, Walk, Run, Jump and Trick are muted.
• To preview another clip: open the NLA Editor, mute Idle and un-mute the clip you want. You can also pick an action directly in the Action Editor (Puppy_Idle, Puppy_Walk, Puppy_Run, Puppy_Jump, Puppy_Trick).
• CubePets_Showcase.blend: press Space — every animal plays its Idle loop. Numpad 0 shows the camera view, F12 renders the cover shot with Cycles.
• To use an animal in your own scene: File > Append > pick the file (e.g. Puppy.blend) > Object > select Puppy and Puppy_Mesh. The NLA tracks and actions come along.
• Scale and orientation: real-world meters, Z up, the animals face -Y.

Unity

• FBX: Rig = Generic; on the Animation tab set Loop Time on Idle, Walk and Run. GLB: import with glTFast.
• Textures: Filter Mode = Point, Compression = None, Generate Mip Maps off — the colors stay crisp. CubePets_Normal: Texture Type = Normal map.

Unreal Engine

• Import the FBX as a Skeletal Mesh; every take becomes an Animation Sequence.
• Textures: Filter = Nearest, Mip Gen Settings = NoMipmaps; turn sRGB off for Roughness and Metalness.

Godot 4

• Import the GLB; the clips appear in the AnimationPlayer. Set Loop on Idle, Walk and Run.
• Textures: Filter = Nearest.

Animations

• Idle, Walk, Run — loops; Jump, Trick — one-shots. 30 fps.
• All clips are in place (no root motion). Move the character at 1.12 m/s for Walk and 2.24 m/s for Run so the feet don't slide.

Textures and material

• One material (CubePets) for the whole pack, metalness workflow. Every face maps to a single pixel of the 64×64 BaseColor palette.
• The FBX files don't embed textures — they link to ../../Textures/, so keep the folders together.