Shogi game rigged low poly Low-poly 3D model

• Model of Shogi board game low poly rigged.
• Shogi is a Japanese game similar to chess but more complicated.
• The pieces are in the starting position of the game (frame 1) and stored in the board box (frame 0).

• Suitable for printing.

• Units of file: centimeters.

• Size in centimeters: 44.5 (X axis), 44 (Y axis), 6 (Z axis).

• Real world scale. (1,1,1).

• Focused on the origin.

TOPOLOGY

• Two objects: pieces and board, with 43 manifold mesh total.
• 100% quads: 6,720 pieces and 11,962 board (18,682 quads total).
• 18,768 vertices: 6,800 pieces and 11,968 board.
• And 37,364 edges: 13,440 pieces and 23,924 board.
• Subdividable topology.
• Clean edge flow.
• No isolated vertices.
• No coincident vertices.
• No coincident/coplanar faces.
• No faces intersected.
• No faces distorted more than 45 degrees.
• No loss geometry.
• No poles with more than 5 edges.

RIG

• Armature with 44 animatable bones.
• The bones are replaced by shapes, with forms and color guidance.
• The color red for the X axis, the green for the Y axis and the blue for the Z axis.
• The arrow to move, the circle to rotate and the square to scale.
• Auxiliary objects are hidden and another layer.
• The movements are done in local mode.
• To move a piece a square you have to move the bone of the piece 4.5 cm on the X or Y axis.
• All bones can be moved and rotated without restrictions. The base can also be scaled.

UVMAP AND TEXTURES

• Normal outward.
• UV without overlapping.
• With 4 original image textures of 8192x8192 px in .png format.

Image textures included:

• shogi_board_diffuse.png
• shogi_board_bump.png
• shogi_pieces_diffuse.png
• shogi_pieces_bump.png

PREVIEWS

• Render with the Blender internal engine without post production.
• The images of the mesh in orthographic view.

The FBX file has been exported from Blender 2.78 (-Z Forward, Y Up) and may need some adjustment (textures, constraints). The OBJ file without rig.

*********** NOTICE *************

Do not forget to download the correction of the textures of the pieces.