Human Base Mesh Free PORTABLE Download

Photorealistic and stylised 3D characters to use as a base for sculpting, rigging and animation

Created by the team behind the Blender open movies, with contributions from the Blender community, the new asset bundle provides a useful base from which to create custom 3D characters.

Featuring 17 great assets, including both realistic and stylized male and female models and individual body parts, the pack was designed to simplify character art workflows in Blender, enabling the user to utilize its meshes for sculpting, animation, texturing, and more. By default, the assets are provided as a .blend file, but could be exported in many other formats, including USD, Alembic, OBJ, and FBX, if needs be.

Human Base Mesh Free Download

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I know how to make proper topology, and yeah some characters are going to need edge loops added or subtracted based on proportion or if you have a wildly stylized face, but after the nth time topo-ing a character from Zbrush, this is starting to feel like I'm wasting my own time.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but when it comes to human characters, it feels like it would make more sense to start with a perfect animation topology, bring it over to Zbrush to sculpt the character but never touch the topology, and then bring it back over to Maya to add/delete edge loops as needed.

I want to make a game where it sort of has the character art style of early 2000s games, (you know that low poly, semi-realistic look of characters from games like, Postal 2, Cry of Fear, Half-Life etc), and I am trying to make a game that has those sorts of characters in it, but no matter where I look, I can never find a base mesh that has that sort of look (I am not a 3D modeler). I know you can just download the male bystandards from Postal 2, but I want to make my own sort of model using a base mesh that looks that same way.

How about some influencing classics in academic style?

I am going to retopo a David bust in my favourite style - variable density 100% quads subd manifold mesh suitable for manufactiuring/archviz/realtime multigoal.

It can be used for different purposes, for example, physics, UV, rendering, sculpting tests, topological investigations and even vaporvawe visualizations.

I liked the idea of collecting any reasonable contribution but that could add up to a lot of clutter that will be cut out anyway.

The bundles should stay small and focused with general base meshes that can be used for many purposes.

For example in an animal base mesh bundle, there can be an addition of a single quadruped animal base mesh. Ideally something often used like a feline or canine. The topology can be generic enough to be able to reshape it into different animals. The base mesh is just that: A mesh to base further sculpting/modeling on.

There could be multiple quadruped base meshes, like one for hooved animals (a horse would be useful). But the topology should remain generic to be reshaped into various animals.

Different applications like zbrush have built-in basemesh libraries and basic scenes included which are quite influential.

I think that having small accessible library of a basic meshes with proper topology guidance is quite important, since lots of people are often trying to invent methods from scratch, and such a library will guide them in the right direction which is especially important in the beginning to avoid well known mistakes.

As a workflow designer I appreciate avoiding well known mistakes and reclaim of experience in general.

Certain qualities need to be accounted for in the base mesh assets to be useful as a starting point for various tasks like sculpting, modeling, surfacing and rigging.

If in doubt, check the existing assets as a reference of how it should be done or ask in the comments.

Very simple multi-object base meshes for starting a new character design sculpt.

Mostly made of subdivided cubes and cylinders.

Take Dylan Ekrens blocking approach as an inspiration for the base meshes.

Objects that can be attached or remeshed with an existing character/creature.

The ideal way to provide these should be via geometry nodes assets, so this is still a part of the base mesh that needs investigation.

But many more assembly blocks can be provided as VDM brushes in the future.

Btw, DynTopo (in sculpt-dev) preserves UV islands now (preserves island boundaries). This is not a good thing for initial sculpt meshes since the uvs will get heavily distorted during the initial blocking stage, messing up the topology and creating nasty glitches during smoothing.

And for the 3.1 I can finish this ecorche, and also make a base mesh (not detail) and a planar version of this sketch:

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I can maybe reuse the same topology as the ones that you made so it is nice an consistent.

For the 2 skull sculpts I would say it would be great to have the jaw & teeth as separated meshes. It can still be all 1 object but having them not merged would make it easier to resculpt them into something else.

The full body sculpt look nice! A simple & a planar version of that would be a great addition too.

I can wrap my existing base mesh around that sculpt and re-project the details onto a multires afterwards, if you want.

@JulienKaspar I assume that we want symmetrical assets? for example the detailed skull, is not symmetrical, that is more realistic, but not very nice as base for sculpting, so I made it symetric.

The detailed skull has island and can be separated as we please, maybe craneum and the upper teeth together and the mandible and lower teeth together,

UV unwrapped generic female base mesh in .blend format, ready for sculpting, texturing and rigging, Can be used independently, or applied as a shape key to the Body Rig or Body & Face Rig to unlock both male and female shapes. Note that only the male OR the female is required when using with the Body/Body & Face Rig - there is no need to purchase both. See here for Gender Upgrade Procedure.

IMPORTANT: Please check the License Agreement before purchasing. Owners of both the Body Rig and the Face Rig will qualify for a free upgrade to the ready assembled Body & Face Rig (see details* below). Gender switching functionality is available separately; only the male OR the female base mesh is required for this, there is no need to purchase both. Face rig is not included in this version - see the Body & Face Rig for a complete rig. Competence using Blender is recommended to fully benefit from this product.

This rigged human base mesh is the framework upon which my formerly entitled "Perpetual Multipurpose Personal Person Project" is based. The P.M.P.P.P. was made to alleviate the burden of rigging, weight painting, retopologising, UV unwrapping and generally having to reinvent the wheel for every new humanoid character. By distilling the shared features of the human race into a single form, it provides a neutral, reusable human-shaped canvas for sculpting, texturing, posing and animating.

Due to popular demand, I've decided to make the base mesh and rig available for general consumption, and have thereby redubbed it the more easily pronounceable "Universal Human" project. So now you can have your very own personal person too! Use it to mind the kids, ward off ghosts, or even to taste-test your auntie Ethel's scone mix! Also works as a handy insect repellent or inflatable life preserver.**

*For a complete human rig, see the Body & Face Rig. Owners of both the Body Rig and the Face Rig will receive a 100% off discount code which can be applied to the Body & Face Rig, provided both products have been purchased using the same Gumroad account. The codes have to be generated and sent out manually, so you'll need to send a code request to the address here (please allow up to a day or so for it to arrive). Those game enough to attempt a D.I.Y assembly while waiting can find the instructions here.

Please take a moment to consider if this thread is worth bumping.Recommended PostsCrimsonBen007Posted April 26, 2022CrimsonBen007Resident 2Share Posted April 26, 2022 I was wondering if there is any official human avatar base mesh from SL?

I am asking because i was wondering how the people are making cloth for avatars?

I know my kids like to use Forger just because it provides a base head to sculpt on. Adding a default library of heads/skulls/body parts would be super useful. Happy to help if you need stuff modelled Stephane!

I have finished installing Blender 3.6 and have eagerly awaited the human base meshes for this software, but I do not know how to install the meshes as assets. I am capable of opening the meshes but not installing them as assets.

When using a sculpting app it's usually best to create a cage or basemesh that is as close as possible to 100% quads. Also try to avoid "poles" of 5+ edges running into each other. Triangles and poles can lead to "pinching" in the model when sculpting.

Keep the quads a fairly uniform density over the model, and be clever about adding more detail where it will be necessary (eyes, ears, nose, etc.), since otherwise you will end up subdividing your mesh far more than necessary just to get enough polygons to sculpt detail into these areas.

It helps to add a quick UV to the basemesh before sculpting, since this can be used to bake a DiffuseMap if you choose to do some 3D painting at some point. This is much easier than trying to UV your basemesh later and trying to morph it or merge it with your sculpt. For methods see the Polycount thread Importing UV's into sculpted mesh in ZBrush.

This is an optimized 2nd version of generic male low poly base mesh (eyes, teeth & tongue included). Keeping the human muscle anatomy in mind I have maintained low poly, clean topology, all quads & also UV-unwrapped. It has a polycount of only 2980 tris (compared to my older version which has 5924 tris). It is ready for sculpting, texturing, rigging, animation etc. Hope you like this version of low poly human base mesh model and serves your purpose. Thanks. 17dc91bb1f