Eldritch Abominations PBR Model Pack Low-poly 3D model

Eldritch Abominations Asset Pack Eldritch Abominations is a Lovecraftian asset pack containing several low-poly rigged models (Skeletal Meshes) and a few static meshes. All of them can be posed or animated to your liking and include several skins to choose from (including a few wet/slimy skins), in 4k. All organic props have SSS, for added realism. The creatures contained in this asset pack are small to medium in real-world size and that is the size ratio they were meant for, however, since they are fictional creatures they could be any size you want them yo be. This asset pack is ideal for cosmic horror, body horror and gothic horror themed pieces, but can be used elsewhere, too.

What's included

• AO, Albedo, Roughness, Normal, Emission and SSS maps in PBR, in 4K
• 4 Different tentacles with 2 variations.
• Each tentacle has 8 skins total; 4 dry and 4 wet/slimy
• There are 2 eyeballs, each with 4 skins to choose from (a total of 8 different eyeballs)
• The cat eye (slit pupil) eyeballs have an emission layer, so they can glow in the dark.
• The teeth walls are ideal for corridors and there's only 2 varieties; Feral and normal, each has 2 skins; Dead an alive
• The teeth props also come in Character form; The teeth balls. Which also come in Feral and normal and have 2 skins, just like the walls. Neither these nor the teeth walls are animated but they come as separate pieces so they can be animated as static meshes.
• The Teratomas (a tumor with skin, teeth and eyeballs), like the teeth props aren't rigged, but can be animated procedurally via noise or other types of mesh warping.
• The fully rigged creatures (the fish, the bat and the finger creature) have a full range of movement, but there's kinetic limits to their movement where the mesh clips through itself, especially in the case of the bat wings.
• The rigged creatures all have easy to read, colour-coded IK bones for you to easily animate
• The rig on each of the creatures all contain IK bones to ease animation, but you can still go to the Armature panel in the Object Data Properties in Blender and unhide the other layer, which contains the deformation bones, so you can animate those.
• Additionally, for most of the slimy/wet creatures versions there's slime threads/strands/droplets, to increase the gross factor and for a more visceral effect. They can be added whether through a particle system or manually.In most cases there's only one or two of each model, but for preview purposes there's several copies.

Polycounts (All in Triangles): Tentacle 1a: 7,296 Tentacle 1b: 7,152 Tentacle 2a: 6,080 Tentacle 2b: 5,968 Tentacle 3a: 1,424 Tentacle 3b: 1,424 Tentacle 4a: 1,424 Tentacle 4b: 1,424

Eyeball 1: 3,400 Eyeball 2: 3,400

Teeth wall 1 (Normal, both halves): 31,524 Teeth wall 2 (Feral, both halves): 44,696

Teeth ball 1 (Normal, both halves): 20,100 Teeth ball 2 (Feral, both halves): 28,032

Teratoma: 16,452

Eldritch Fish: 27,612 Eldritch Bat: 17,846 Eldritch Fingers: 3,412

Slime Strands (collectively): 448

Formats included: .BLEND (Native) .OBJ .DAE, .FBX