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UV-Mapped Low-Poly Human

by Okashira · in Game Design and Creative Issues · 07/23/2006 (2:19 pm) · 9 replies

Here is a free low-poly human for you all to enjoy. Here is some info-

-892 tris
-Fully UV-Mapped
-.ms3d Format
-.dts Format
-.3ds Format
-.x Format
-Not animated...
-A 'read me' to read!

Now a screenshot-
img503.imageshack.us/img503/268/characterfullymappeddf2.png
And the link - www.rogepost.com/dn/q38r

Well, there ya go. C&C is appreciated, though I am done working on it.

Enjoy,
Okashira

EDIT - Link now works.
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Torque Owner Juha Eerola
#1
08/27/2006 (9:24 am)
I think the legs are little bit too short.
but that aside, its damn cool & nice model :)


edit -
or i dunno... it just looks like the body is little bit too long compared to legs or something... or i need more rest

Torque Owner Okashira
#2
08/27/2006 (2:53 pm)
I believe proper anatomy is that the legs(including the feet) are as long as the rest of the body, and that is about what it is.

Torque Owner Ben "Djaggernaut" Chavigner
#3
08/27/2006 (3:09 pm)
Mr Incredible!!!

That's kind of an anatomy problem if you want something realistic, he has some cartoonish super heroes proportions.

Anyway it's totally customisable :) Thanks for your work!

Torque Owner Okashira
#4
08/27/2006 (5:33 pm)
@Ben
Mr. Incredible? Ok... Anyways, you're welcome.

A note to anyone that uses this - you may want to re-uv map it.

Torque Owner Juha Eerola
#5
10/12/2006 (10:09 am)
Could you re-upload this? :)

Torque Owner Gustavo Boni
#6
10/12/2006 (10:36 am)
I couldn't donwload it, the link is broken.

Torque Owner Joseph Jonathan
#7
10/12/2006 (12:51 pm)
Yea please.

Torque Owner Okashira
#8
12/08/2006 (1:00 pm)
Sorry guys I haven't been on in a while. It seems filegone is, well...gone. Anyways I reuploaded it on rogepost.com, so the link in my first post is now working. Enjoy.

Torque Owner Theo Brinkman
#9
12/12/2006 (4:55 pm)
The legs look a bit short to me as well. A quick eyeball estimate tells me you have the rule right, but you didn't quite implement it properly. It looks like you either didn't take the head into account as part of 'the rest of the body', or you misunderstood, and counted to the waist as 'leg' instead of just to the hip. It's a subtle difference, but it amounts to 2-3 inches of extra leg.

Example:
I'm 6'2", with an inseam of 34" Add another 2" for inseam to hip, and 2" for ankle to heel and you're looking at a leg slightly longer than the rest of the body.