Eva Hunter

Description

Body parts: Head, Hair, Hands, Arms, Torso, Legs, Feet.

Armor parts: Shirt, Hood, Long Robe, Gloves, Belt, Paints, Boots, Scar Patch

Weapons: 2 Swords (same), 2 Bows, Arrow in hand, Quiver with 6 arrows.

Model with all armors, 4 hair types and weapons: 26,300 polygons, 52,059 triangles and 29,200 vertexes.

Only Body: 8,532 polygons, 16,932 triangles and 8,689 vertexes.

All armor parts: 12,437 polygons, 24,639 triangles and 14,454 vertexes.

All Weapons: 2,917 polygons, 5,667 triangles and 3,216 vertexes.

4 Hairs all together: 2,414 polygons, 4,826 triangles and 2,841 vertexes.

Rig has 89 bones.

3 different color Textures for armor and 3 for sword.

Original 3D MAX files with rigged Eva Hunter in T-pose included.

2 different colors scheme for armor included.

2 different colors for hood included

4 different hair shapes included.

4 different colors for Hair _A type included.

Scaled to Epic skeleton: No

Rigged: Yes

Rigged to Epic skeleton: Yes

Animated: Yes

Lods: No

Number of characters: 2 character blueprints, 16 “skeletal meshes” including body, armor parts, animated bow and hairs.

Vertex counts of characters: 29,200 including all weapons hairs and armor.

Number of Textures: 27 diffuse, specular, metallic, opacity (in color alpha), and normals.

Texture Resolutions: 2048×2048, 1024×1024, 4096×4096

Number of Materials and Material Instances: 14 Materials 4 instances.

Number of Animations: 122 Animation for long sword style combat and general moves.

Animation types: 91 “on place” animations. And 31 animations with root motion data.

Supported Development Platforms: PC / MAC / XBox1 / PS4

Platforms Tested: PC

Documentation Included: Yes

Important: Additional Notes: PBR Materials setup, Physics Asset setup included (not automatic but “made by hand”).

Supported Engine Versions

4.18 – 4.27, 5.0 – 5.3