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Butterflies & Moths - Low Poly & Rigged 3D Model

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Butterflies &amp Moths - Low Poly &amp Rigged 3D Model
Butterflies &amp Moths - Low Poly &amp Rigged 3D Model
Butterflies &amp Moths - Low Poly &amp Rigged 3D Model
Butterflies &amp Moths - Low Poly &amp Rigged 3D Model
Butterflies &amp Moths - Low Poly &amp Rigged 3D Model
Butterflies &amp Moths - Low Poly &amp Rigged 3D Model
Butterflies &amp Moths - Low Poly &amp Rigged 3D Model
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Butterflies & Moths - Low Poly & Rigged 3D Model

A collection of 24 rigged, low poly butterflies. Perfect for games. Each of these rigged butterfly assets were created in Blender 4.1.1 and are made up of a very low 348 faces (378 vertices). The armatures is simple: a single body bone, and two wing bones as these models are intended for outdoor scene are not recommended for close-up work.

New Improved (05-07-2024)

Featuring butterfly species such as: Peacock Butterfly, Green Dark Fritillary, Monarch Butterfly, Marbled White, Tailed Jay, and many more species, including tropical.

The Butterflies insect collection pack contains:
- 24x unique butterflies, each with photographic textured wings.
- Rigged for basic flight movements.
- 1x 1K & 4K version of PBR texture, incorporating all wings. (Diffuse, Roughness and Normal)
- 1x 1K PBR texture for all bodies.

Note: Although all the butterflies have true to life wing markings, the bodies are all generic and therefore not species specific in nature.
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