Glaucus atlanticus rigged low poly

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The glaucus atlanticus is a small nudibranch gastropod mollusk. Model designed for close-up. With original textures hand painted. Ground texture animation include in .blend version. Rig instructions and animation included. Units of file: centimeters. Size in centimeters: 3 (X axis), 3.14 (Y axis), 2.81 (Z axis). Real world scale. (1,1,1). Focused on the origin. TOPOLOGY An object with an manifold mesh. 100% quads (10,604 quads). 10,606 vertices and 21,208 edges. 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 232 bones. The bones are replaced by shapes, with forms and color guidance. The actions and its range of allowable values are controlled by constraint on each bone. Auxiliary objects are hidden and another layer. IK/FK for tail. With rig instructions and animation included. UVMAP AND TEXTURES Normal outward. UV without overlapping. 5 original textures hand painted of 8192x8192 px. Normal map texture is optional. Image textures included: glaucus_atlanticus_diffuse.png glaucus_atlanticus_specular.png glaucus_atlanticus_bump.png glaucus_atlanticus_mirror.png glaucus_atlanticus_normal.png (OPTIONAL) PREVIEWS Render with the Blender internal engine without post producion. The images of the mesh and bones are in orthographic view. The FBX file is exported from Blender and may need some adjustment (textures, constraints). glaucus-atlanticus glaucus animals sea-swallow blue-angel, blue-glaucus, blue-dragon, blue-sea-slug blue-ocean-slug slug nudibranch gastropod mollusk low-poly manifold real-time rig rigged real-time animated glaucus glaucus atlanticus sea swallow blue angel blue glaucus blue dragon blue sea slug blue ocean slug nudibranch gastropod mollusk low poly real time manifold rig rigged animated fish animals animated animals animated fish fish fish