Cartoon Style Brown Bear Low-poly 3D model

Here's everything about the Cartoon Style Brown Bear

Scene

• 1 rig
• 1 area light
• 1 Camera
• 6 meshes (body parts)
• HDRI sky texture

(not including the 31 rig objects)

Meshes

• modelled in Blender
• perfectly simmetrycal
• only quads
• all of them named
• subdivision ready

Mesh names + details

• body: 6662 vertices, 13320 edges, 6660 faces
• eyebrows: 260 vertices, 512 edges, 256 faces
• eyelids: 1672 vertices, 3456 edges, 1792 faces
• eyes: 964 vertices, 1984 edges, 1024 faces
• teeth: 1800 vertices, 3520 edges, 1760 faces
• tongue: 354 vertices, 704 edges, 352 faces

Lighting

• area light + PBR HDRI sky texture (in the world's shader editor you can edit where the light is coming from)
• all the .blend files have a lighting setup
• all the . blend files are ready for rendering

UV

• everything is unwrapped and has textures outside of the eyebrows and the eyelids (beacuse they only have a base color)
• the unwrapped meshes are non-overlapping

Textures and Materials

• the textures were painted and baked in Blender
• all of them (except the eyebrows and eyelids) have 4k textures (4096*4096px)
• only diffuse textures
• the tongue has a basic roughness set to 0.08

Modifiers

• every mesh has an armature modifier
• the body has an extra subdivision surface modifier in the .blend files which in the viewport is set to 0 and in the render is set to level 2

Rig

• there are 2 kinds of rigs I made for this model: 1. a rig that is only working inside Blender beacuse of the constraints and IK-s 2. a rig that only have deform bones (I used it when I exported the file as .fbx, .dae, .glb
• all of the rigs are perfectly simmetrycal
• every single bone is named
• in the .blend files there are 2 layers of bones: 1. only the deform bones (they are not visible in the viewport) 2. CTRL bones (they have custom objects)
• the meshes only have vertex groups for the deform bones (except for the spine bones)

Pose Library

• 35 different poses (see the Youtube video)
• they are only available in .blend files
• when you apply the pose not every bone will be effected, only the ones that shapes the pose (in that way you can stack multiple poses on eachother)

Animations

• there are 6 different animations in this file (see the Youtube video)
• the animations were exported as .fbx, .dae, .glb
• in the .blend files they work as a NLA (non linear animation) so it is easier for you to edit the length, speed, start and finish of the animation

Files

• the model is available in 6 different file formats
• .blend : containes everything (meshes, textures, rig, pose library, animations, lighting setup)
• .fbx : there are 8 different .fbx files : 1 with the meshes, textures, rig 1 with the meshes, textures, rig and all the animations combined 6 with the meshes, textures, rig and 1 animation
• .dae : there are 8 different .dae files: 1 with the meshes, textures, rig 1 with the meshes, textures, rig and all the animations combined 6 with the meshes, textures, rig and 1 animation
• (this file format does not contain roughness)
• .glb : there are 8 different .glb files: 1 with the meshes, textures, rig 1 with the meshes, textures, rig and all the animations combined 6 with the meshes, textures, rig and 1 animation

• (this file format in some cases can cause the vertices to disconnet in certain places)

• BEFORE DOWNLOADING THESE 3 FILE FORMATS PLEASE CHECK THE FILE NAME BEACUSE EVERY FILE IS NAMED AFTER WHAT IT CONTAINES

• .obj + .mtl : containes the meshes with textures

• .stl : only containes the mesh as a whole

• IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEM WITH THE TEXTURES YOU CAN FIND ALL OF THEM IN A .ZIP FILE!

Rendering

• rendered in cycles
• pictures 200 samples + denoise
• videos 70 samples + denoise

I hope I can help you with this model in any way! If any problems occurs please feel free to ask! Have a good day!