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Submit Your RenderSci-Fi Robot RM26 3D Model
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Sci-Fi Robot RM26 3D Model
High quality robot character. Compatible with the Epic skeleton and skeleton for unity.
UNITY package - YES
UE4 Project - YES
- model has eye bones
- emissive color can be changed for eyes, head and back
Animations: the model itself does not have animation, but it has standard animations built into the engine and is compatible with any animations from the marketplace.
Created in Blender 3.6.1 and substance painter 2019.3.1. The model is equipped with an epic skeleton. All textures in 4096/ 2048 and 1024 resolution. In the substance painter project you can change the size to any.
on my youtube channel or on artstation you can find a video with a demonstration of the model
UNITY package - YES
UE4 Project - YES
- model has eye bones
- emissive color can be changed for eyes, head and back
Animations: the model itself does not have animation, but it has standard animations built into the engine and is compatible with any animations from the marketplace.
Created in Blender 3.6.1 and substance painter 2019.3.1. The model is equipped with an epic skeleton. All textures in 4096/ 2048 and 1024 resolution. In the substance painter project you can change the size to any.
on my youtube channel or on artstation you can find a video with a demonstration of the model
