Product Documentation

What's Included

This product includes the following files:

• .blend – Native Blender scene file, fully set up with materials, textures, and (if applicable) rigging/animation.
• .fbx – Universal exchange format compatible with most 3D software (Unity, Unreal Engine, Cinema 4D, Maya, 3ds Max, etc.).
• .obj – Geometry-only exchange format (includes .mtl for basic material references), widely supported across almost all 3D applications and game engines.
• Additional formats (if included with this product) may vary — check the product page for the full file list.

Software Compatibility

• The .blend file requires Blender (version noted on the product page) to open with full material, shader, and node setups intact.
• The .fbx and .obj files can be imported into other 3D software, but materials, shaders, and textures may need to be manually reassigned depending on the target application's rendering engine.
• Textures (if applicable) are provided separately and must be linked/reapplied when importing into non-Blender software.

Installation / Usage

1. Download and extract the product .zip file.
2. Open the .blend file directly in Blender for the complete, ready-to-render setup.
3. If using another 3D application, import the .fbx or .obj file instead, then reconnect textures/materials as needed for your renderer.
4. Keep the texture folder (if provided) in the same relative path as the model files to avoid broken texture links.

License

This product is licensed for use according to the license terms listed on its Superhive product page. Please review those terms before using the asset in commercial or redistributable projects.

Support

For questions, issues, or custom requests, please reach out via the Contact tab on the product's Superhive page, or through the messaging system on the marketplace.