Natural Female and Male Base Mesh in A Pose BUNDLE Low-poly 3D model

Six 3D models of human female and male bodies with natural proportions in A pose, as low-poly base mesh.

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Features:

• The photos and 3D scans of real people were used to create the model.
• The bodies proportions are equal to measured natural human proportions adopted in art and design.
• The models were designed to be a universal stem cell for more sophisticated specific topology like anatomic, sculpture, animation.
• Model was made with clean topology based quad polygons.
• Each body mesh is put in a separate file.
• Extra two mesh density levels for head and limbs are provided - intermediate and advanced.
• Advanced mesh of head features oral bag and realistic ears.
• Head and limbs positions are equal and can be easily combined to specific needs.
• Models have real world scale (system units - centimeters).
• Base of the models is at the World Origin (0,0) just above the grid.
• The model is good as a basis and 3D reference for modeling and sculpting adult human, humanoid, android bodies with natural proportions.

File formats:

• max - Autodesk 3ds Max 2011
• ma - Autodesk Maya 2011
• c4d - Maxon Cinema 4D R13
• blend - Blender 2.80
• ztl - ZBrush 4R7
• 3ds - 3D Studio
• dae - Collada
• fbx - Autodesk FBX ver. 2013.3
• obj - Wavefront Technologies
• stl - StereoLithography
• png - preview images
• pdf - User Guide

Polygon count (total - 12040 vertices, 12002 quads):

• Female start mesh: 790 vertices, 788 quads
• Female intermediate mesh: 1803 vertices, 1788 quads
• Female advanced mesh: 3548 vertices, 3546 quads
• Male start mesh: 704 vertices, 702 quads
• Male intermediate mesh: 1737 vertices, 1722 quads
• Male advanced mesh: 3458 vertices, 3456 quads
• No tris or ngons

Dimensions:

• Female: W(113cm), L(28cm), H(170cm)
• Male: W(137cm), L(29cm), H(180cm)

Properties:

• Materials: YES
• Textures: NO
• UVW mapping: NO

Note:STL exchange format is provided for the compatibility with CAD-oriented 3D software. STL mesh has the same number of polygons as the original mesh, therefore its resolution may be insufficient for quality 3D printing.