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Casual Style - Old Man - Animated Low-Poly Character Low-poly 3D model



This low polygon 3D Character is meant to be usead in all kind of realtime interactions like Archtectural Visualizations, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, online 3d Worlds and PC or mobile games. The textures are mixed 2k and 1k sizes. The model is exported in many formats (FBX, GLTF, COLLADA, BLEND) what makes it easy to import in any Game Engine. It have many animations that can be used with it or retarget for other models. Morph targets (aka shape keys/ blend shapes) are mesh animations used to control facial expressions, in this case it comes with various custom morphs and extras if you intend to use it in VRchat (known as Visemes). There are also two rig poses to make easy to setup character in Unity 3D Engine, and retarget the rigging to be used in Unreal Engine.


Model with multiples animations

Character has some facial expressions and shape morphs 


BODY SHAPE MORPH TARGETS



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