Paramedic Rigged Stylized Male Emt Character
Is it game-ready, real-world scale, and suitable for 3D printing?
The mesh is suitable for most real-time uses, with approximately 16.7k triangles and clean quad-dominant topology. It is approximately 1.74 m tall. An STL is included, but it is a triangulated posed mesh with separate garment shells and is not guaranteed to be watertight/manifold, so it should be treated as a mockup or blockout rather than a production-ready print file.
Which software and engines can I use the model in?
The model can be used in Blender, Unreal Engine, Unity, Godot, Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, MotionBuilder, and three.js through FBX and GLB. OBJ and STL are also included for DCC exchange, sculpting, look-development, and blockout workflows.
What are the polygon count, topology, and texture specifications?
The model has approximately 8,749 vertices / 8,931 faces, with 7,740 quads, 1,187 triangles, and 4 n-gons. The triangulated count is approximately 16,679 triangles. The topology is mostly quad-based and designed for animation and subdivision. All supplied textures are 2048 × 2048, with Base Color and OpenGL Normal maps.
Does the model have blendshapes or facial morph targets?
No blendshapes were found in the glTF export. Facial posing is handled through the facial rig bones. Any shape keys that may exist in the .blend should be verified against the source file.
Is the paramedic model rigged and animated?
Yes. It includes a full-body skeleton, facial controls for brows, eyes, jaw and mouth, and individually articulated fingers. The GLB skin contains 551 joints. The model is not animated and includes zero animation clips.
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