Rotten Human Limbs

Enhance your horror scenes, medical bays, or ritual chambers with this collection of decaying human remains / limbs . This pack features a human body split in parts, including a torso with one arm missing and one half torn off, a hollow-eyed head, and various limbs (arms, legs, and feet), all designed with a focus on unsettling and cut off seams and disgusting rotten skin texture with bloody spots.

Each asset is textured to showcase advanced stages of decay, featuring:

• Decaying Skin Textures: Spotted, discolored skin with a leathery, necrotic appearance.
• Detail: Combined skin textures to expose abrasions, rotten skin parts and bloody spots
• Anatomical Elements: Head, torso, arms, legs, teeth, bones
• Multiple Usage: Ideal for environmental storytelling, whether scattered as debris or used to construct macabre furniture like thrones and altars, to enhance your dark fantasy and horror scenes and environments.

Also take a look at "Macabre Horror Chair Throne".

Size

• Head: ~ 16 x 23 x 20 cm
• Torso: ~ 62 x 75 x 23 cm
• Arms: ~ 12 x 46 x 8 cm
• Legs / Feet: ~ 27 x 57 x 14 cm

Including

.blend-file:

• Four main collections "Rotten ... Limb(s)" containing the objects Torso (torso and bones), Arms, Legs/Feet and Head (head, nails, teeth).
• Procedural materials combined with multiple 2K textures for skin texture. Including bloody mask via material for objects for customizing the blood spots.
• High poly, Faces: total ~148k

.fbx-file:

• FBX-export of combined objects, e.g. Head, before: 3 objects (head, nails, teeth, after: 1 objects with atlas-2k-PBR-textures
• Low poly, reduced, combined objects, Faces: total ~42k
• 2K atlas-PBR-textures, JPG-files saved as 4:4:4 sampling factor, 100% quality

Usage

• Download and extract .zip file.
• Open .blend file in Blender, ready to render.
• Import / Append (F4) collections "Rotten ... Limb(s)", or any material or separated object to your scene, as you like.
• Collections "Rotten ... Limb(s)" are marked as asset and can be imported from Blenders asset browser, if extracted .blend file is located in your asset library path.