Files

Import Steps

• Blender: Open the .blend. Textures resolve from textures/. If missing, use File → External Data → Find Missing Files and select the unzipped textures/ folder.
• 3ds Max: Import the FBX with Bones + Skin enabled and check automatic units.
• Maya: Import the FBX and verify the rig in the Outliner. Reconnect Base Color and Normal maps if required.
• Cinema 4D: Merge the FBX and check the scale factor.
• Unity: Add the FBX/GLB to Assets. Set Rig → Animation Type to Humanoid or Generic, then assign Base Color and Normal maps.
• Unreal Engine: Import FBX/GLB as a Skeletal Mesh and enable Import Normals. Build a material using Base Color + Normal.
• glTF / Web: Load the .glb directly in three.js, Babylon, or Godot. Textures are embedded.

Scale & Orientation

• Approximately 1.74 m tall
• Blender native: Z-up
• Origin is on the floor between the feet
• Character faces −Y in Blender
• OBJ exports Y-up
• FBX/GLB unit scale should be confirmed on import

Rig Description

• Full-body deform skeleton
• Facial controls for brows, eyes, jaw, and mouth
• Individually articulated finger bones
• 551 joints in the GLB skin, including deform and control bones
• Weight-painted skinning on body and garment meshes
• 0 animations
• No confirmed blendshapes in the glTF export
• Rig system, deform-bone count, IK/FK details, and possible .blend shape keys should be verified against the source file

Texture / Map List

All maps are 2048 × 2048 and use the OpenGL normal-map convention.

No Roughness, Metallic, AO, or ORM maps are included.

Known Issues / Notes

• Two .blend files are included; master vs. backup should be verified.
• No animations or LODs are included.
• STL is posed and multi-shell and is not a verified print-ready file.
• Cap emblem and badge artwork are decorative only.
• The control rig may not fully round-trip through FBX/GLB; the deform skeleton does.
• Exact poly, vertex, bone, and scale information should be verified against the downloaded files.