Getting Started

Extract the downloaded files and unzip textures.zip into a textures folder beside the model files.

Open the supplied BLEND file in Blender 4.2 or a newer compatible version. If materials appear missing, use File > External Data > Find Missing Files to reconnect the textures.

Character Rig

Select the dog rig_rig armature and enter Pose Mode.

The character contains body, limb, hand, and facial controls with IK/FK-style limb structures.

Use the available controls to create custom poses.

Facial Expressions

Select the face-area mesh and open the Shape Keys panel.

Seven named facial shape keys provide smile and eye-related adjustments. Additional shape keys are present on other meshes.

Longboard Rig

Select the separate Car Rig armature to adjust the electric longboard and its wheels.

The longboard is a posable prop, not a vehicle physics simulation.

Animation

No moving animation sequences are included.

Create original animations by inserting keyframes on the character or longboard controls. Facial shape-key values can also be keyframed.

File Formats

• BLEND: Native editable scene and original character setup.

• FBX: Rigged export with embedded texture media.

• GLB: Contains both rigs, shape keys, materials, and embedded images.

• OBJ/MTL: Static geometry, UVs, and material references without rigging.

Materials and Troubleshooting

Extract the texture archive before using the OBJ/MTL workflow.

The OBJ export may require manual texture reconnection for the body and hat. One referenced shoelace normal map is missing from the separate texture archive.

For the most complete control setup, use the native Blender file. External imports may not preserve every Blender-specific rig control.

Important Notes

The supplied animation data contains only a static pose.

Game-engine compatibility, real-time performance, and exact real-world scale have not been independently verified. Additional configuration or optimization may be required for specific projects.