dedegaard
Here are some helpful tips for when you are importing the model!
If you are importing the .obj file, and the material looks strange, make sure that all the Image Textures (except the Color maps) are set to Non-Color, instead of sRGB. Also, .obj files cannot include rigs (it is an old file format, so it can only contain objects and materials). So if you want to use the rig, I would recommend the .fbx, or if you are using Blender, the .blend files.
One more important thing to check when the material looks wrong is the image labeling. Since this model has UDIM textures, if the images textures are set to "Single Image" or "Image Sequence", they won't work. Instead, you must convert them to "UDIM Tiles". Unless you are using the .blend file, in which case this has automatically been done for you.
One last thing that seems to occur with the .fbx and the .obj files is that the material's Alpha channel gets connected to a fake Base Color image texture. This is likely to be an artifact caused by the UDIM tiles, but it can be easily fixed by simply deleting that image texture, and not changing the Alpha channel.
If you need any help with the files, feel free to write a comment or message me about it, and I'll help as soon as I can!
