Kilutica3D
A fully modular, performance optimized stylized Cartoon Girl character. Rigged to the UE5 Epic Skeleton and equipped with full ARKit facial mocap support. Built with specialized teen proportions and a cute aesthetic, this asset utilizes channel packed ORM textures and automated blueprint assembly for seamless game engine integration.
Technical Specifications
- Polycount (Total): ~47,300 Vertices | ~73,800 Triangles
- Polycount Breakdown: Body & Clothes (~40,800 Tris), Haircards (~33,000 Tris).
- Rigging: UE5 Epic Skeleton compatible (Rigged via Auto-Rig Pro).
- Facial Animation: 52 ARKit shapekeys (Face Mocap) integrated into the head mesh, alongside a standard inner mouth facial rig.
- Modular Meshes: Separated Head, Body, Hair (Ponytail), T-Shirt, Jeans with Belt, and Boots.
- Texture Sets: 4K PBR sets divided across Head and Body. Includes 2 distinct eye texture variations.
- Texture Maps: BaseColor, Normal (OpenGL), ORM (Ambient Occlusion/Roughness/Metallic).
Core Features
- Face Mocap Ready: 52 ARKit blendshapes allow for real time facial animation, VTubing, and Unreal Live Link Face integration.
- Advanced PBR Workflow: Integrated ORM channel packed maps optimize memory usage while delivering high fidelity ambient occlusion and surface details.
- Automated Blueprint Assembly: Features a Construction Script using the Set Leader Pose Component for instant modular snapping and mesh swapping in the editor viewport.
- Stylized Proportions: Designed at 170 cm tall with an exaggerated, expressive facial structure perfect for cartoon aesthetics.
Included Files
- Unreal Engine 5 Project: .uproject containing all configured blueprints, materials, and a showcase map.
- Blender Source: Native .blend file, resource packed, fully rigged, and pre configured for rendering.
- Game Ready Exports: Modular .fbx files split for immediate engine drop in.
Additional Notes
- ARKit Automation YouTube Tutorial + Python Script
- A technical YouTube showcase and a free Python automation script for generating ARKit shapekeys in Blender are available via my Patreon and YouTube channel for developers looking to optimize their own pipelines.