Stylized Female 01 A-Pose Base Mesh 3D model

3D model of stylized female character in A-pose, a base mesh.The model can be used as game, cartoon and anime character, avatar, base for sculpt, reference, prototype, other purposes.The model presents solid mesh of regular quadrangular topology, completely unwrapped with multi-tile UVs, with smoothing groups conformed to UV tiles.

Features:

• Model presents the female body 170 cm tall
• Despite the stylization, most body parts have accurate anatomy exterior of real female body
• Multi-purpose base mesh of regular topology is based on quad polygons
• Topology is a complete original design by VK Studio and has no copyright issues for royalty-free use
• Model is symmetrical
• Model is rig and animation friendly
• Model consists of two separate objects - female body and clothing
• Nails, eyes and their components, eyelashes, brows are separate elements and can be easily removed or replaced
• Each element of the model is presented as subtool in ZBrush ZTL file
• Model has the oral cavity bag only. No teeth and tongue.
• The real world scale, system units - centimeters
• Model was designed for use with both procedural shaders and textured shaders
• 9 UDIM UV tiles
• 17 unique procedural materials

File formats:

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

Polygon count (total - 22093 vertices, 20876 quads):

• Female: 21190 vertices, 20092 quads
• Clothing: 903 vertices, 784 quads
• No tris or n-gons

Dimensions:

• Female: W(126cm) L(27cm) H(170cm)
• Clothing: W(28cm) L(25cm) H(44cm)

Properties:

• Materials: YES, standard procedural
• UVW unwrapping: YES, non-overlapping
• Textures: 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.