The motorcycle 3D model

[View original HTML in new window (only use with messages from trusted senders)]The cartoon style motorcycle designed with an electrical engine, integrated battery and without the swing arm. It's not a replica of any existing motorcycle. It is built from scratch, technically more or less logical and absolutely animatable. This means you can animate the clutch, front and rear brakes, front and rear suspension, the four switches on the handlebar, instruments, wheels, the box with cover and the central stand. Mirrors on the handlebar are adjustable, the foot pegs can be turned and the gearshift works. The gearbox is probably not needed for real electrical vehicles but it certainly adds nice a detail if you plan to animate your rider.

The motorcycle is scaled for a humanoid character from 150 cm to possibly 200 cm tall.There are separate materials for left and right indicators, for the front and the rear/stop lights.A skin modifier is applied to cables on the front and on the back, to the main belt drive and to the rear suspension spring.

Instruments of the motorcycle show:Speed, RPM, battery level.

The 3DS MAX scene is organized in layers, the scene has a demo animation. All objects in the scene are correctly linked and are linked to the main object, the frame. The frame is linked to the dummy that is positioned at the surface level.The native model format is 3DS Max 2019 but we also included 3DS Max 2016 format for backward compatibility and FBX. FBX file was tested in Unity. The scene contains 1 Multi/SubObject material, with all Sub-Materials standard except for 1 (Mirror, procedural). All textures are handmade.

Polys: 45.205Verts: 45.862Renderer: scanlineNo 3rd party pluginsUVmapping: mixedUnits: centimeters.

Please put all files into the same folder. Depending on the application and the file format you may need to reassign textures used in materials.

Thank youHint 1: For simple animation you need to use objects: FrontUpDown, RearUpDown, FrontTurn (35 degrees left/right), central stand (85 degrees up/down) and maybe the front box cover.Hint 2: The scene has 2 bipeds to help you to position your characters at the frame 0.