3d lowpoly rigged model of a male worker / construction worker / technician, suitable for training softwares, AR and VR projects, games.
File Formats:
Maya 2018 (both mb, ma), FBX, Unity package, PNG textures
Format informations:
Observe: Only the Maya file has facial blendhsapes, and this setup does not work in Unity at the moment! The Maya files contain the rigged mesh with a fully set up control rig, ready for animation. Details below in Control rig information. The FBX package contains 2 files, one is the rigged mesh, the other only the mesh without skeleton, both with embedded textures. The Unity package contains a prefab of the rigged model with Unity metallic/smoothness shaders and humanoid rig setup. The texture files were made with PBR metallic/rough workflow, with the following maps available: BaseColor, Roughness, Metallic, Normal, Opacity. The normal map format was made for Arnold preset. Depeding on the mesh sizes, the texture sizes are 512x512/1024x1024/2048x2048/4096x4096.
Model information:
Model is in T-pose. All mesh pieces are UV unwrapped. Normal maps were exported from high poly meshes. All nodes are named clearly. Model scale is real-world, units in Maya are centimeters. The model's total height is 188 cm. It has a full oral setup with teeth and tongue. The maya file does not have a shader network set up, only has Lambert material applied. Preview images were rendered with Arnold (MtoA 3.2.0.2)
Control Rig Description: (only available in Maya format, does not convert to other 3d softwares such as 3ds Max or Blender)
The model has an advanced user friendly rig. Arms, and legs have IK/FK setup, controlled with a visible switch. The arms have shoulder rotation, the spine has both FK and IK controls, second one working with a spline curve. Finger and feet movement is controlled by both FK controls and set driven keys. The rig contains a basic facial rig with a face GUI setup, using blendshapes and set driven keys. All pieces of the mesh are skinned to the skeleton joints. The rig comes with a custom interface for Maya, it can be found as a MEL file among the downloads. In order to use the rig script, load it in the MEL script editor window and press execute. The interface includes FK/IK snapping for arms/legs and various reset funcions, including bind pose reset. Observe: The arm IK control is not zeroed for the sake of the IK/FK snap function working properly. You can either reset it through the MEL script, or use the preset functions under the control's attributes tab.
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FAQ:
- Materials are not applied by default, because Maya uses local directories for textures. You can either use the basic lambert material that is applied to the model, and simply attach the basic color textures to it from the texture folder (basic color files are tagged with BAS among textures), or you can set up a proper shader network with all textures map,(preferably AiStandard), if you wish to do that, here you can find a quick guide how to set up a shader network which is meant for Arnold renderer: https://substance3d.adobe.com/tutorials/courses/Substance-guide-to-Rendering-in-Arnold
- Absolutely, in that case, use the FBX file that has no skeleton included, upload it to Mixamo, and you can start autorigging. The FBX file with skeleton does not work with Mixamo.
- No, unfortunately the control rig is a complex structure that has Maya-specific features and functions. If you wish to use this model in other 3d editing softwares, you have to use the FBX format, which does not include a control rig.
