ManNeko

Barbarian Warrior Version 2.0 - This is a revised version of the original Barbarian Warrior model. The texture has been redesigned to achieve better quality compared to the previous version, and while it's not 100% identical, it was created to bring more visual detail to the character. In addition to the texture, the animations have also been revised. The movement animations now feature Root Motion, an advanced technique that allows game developers to move the character naturally without full code intervention. Furthermore, the model is being updated to include LOD models, which are Level of Detail Models. These models are used in the LOD technique, which aims to reduce memory usage and draw calls for game characters that are far from the camera. To top it all off, the long-awaited weapons have been added to the character: he now has a medieval-style sword and shield. These weapons are perfect for the character as they match the combat animations that were already present in the or...

🛡️ Barbarian Warrior Now Available on New Platforms! The stylized Barbarian Warrior , crafted in Blender , is ready to join your game, animation, or interactive experience. Inspired by ancient cultures and barbarian mythology, this model blends rugged aesthetics with technical efficiency. Recent updates have enhanced the asset with: • HD retexturing for improved visual fidelity • LOD integration for real-time performance optimization • Root Motion-compatible animations for smoother control • A fully equipped barbarian sword and shield , now included in the latest version 📦 Currently available on CGTrader: 👉 https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/character/man/barbarian-warrior-b49d1d81-e1ca-4687-a6dc-169294aeb53f 🔜 Coming soon to: • Unity Asset Store – https://assetstore.unity.com/publishers/45743 • Itch.io – https://manneko.itch.io/ • Fab – https://www.fab.com/pt-br/sellers/ManNeko ☕ For those on a tight budget, I also offer free and functional models . And if someday ...

 Some time ago (many ages ago, when YouTube and tutorials were a thing of the future), I was still gaining experience creating 3D characters. To practice, I started making male models because it was easier to find references; a mirror was enough, and I had a male reference free available. Over time, I got better at making figures like this, the problem was that they all looked like me. So I thought, "I'll sit in a square and watch people pass by, and with a pad of paper and pencil in hand, sketch characters based on those figures". Obviously, my drawing skills aren't the best, but I was looking for geometry—the curves, lines, and spheres that make up a body. When I put the experience into practice, I realized there was little to change in the male figure, but a lot to learn about the female figure. So I focused on sketching different women body types, clothing styles, and even sketched out some animation sequences, like a walk cycle. With these sketches in hand, I sta...