Black widow Low-poly 3D model

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The Marvel superhero, Black Widow. A low-poly 3D model has been designed to meet a variety of requirements. This character benefits from the inclusion of root motion, making it possible to simulate real movements. The model is accompanied by eight high-quality animations, each with unique details that bring the character to life. To add an extra layer of depth and detail, two large-scale textures (4096x4096 pixels) have been created for the character. This provides artists with the opportunity to apply these textures as desired to enhance the overall look of the Black Widow model. A key aspect of this 3D model is its use of low poly mesh. This results in faster rendering and better compatibility across various platforms. The included texture pack includes two PNG files - blackwidow_D.png and blackwidow_N.png - designed to fit the needs of artists requiring precise control over their assets. This model comes with an animations list detailing all possible actions: 1-24: Black Widow walks, a smooth sequence showcasing her normal gait. 25-26: Transition from idle to walk animation for seamless movements. 27-35: Black Widow sprints, displaying incredible speed and agility. 36-37: Transition from walk to run animation, providing consistent movements. 38-68: Black Widow turns left, adding diversity to the animations list. 69-70: Transition from run to turn left animation, ensuring a smooth experience. 71-101: Black Widow turns right, opening up possibilities for creative expression. 102-103: Transition from turn left to turn right animation. 104-152: Black Widow remains still, available as an idle pose for composition purposes. 153-174: The moment she decides to attack, with fluid motion and precision. 175-176: Transition from idle to attack animation for dramatic effects. 177-192: Taking a hit, adding a layer of realism and emotional impact. 193-194: Transition from hit to die animation, marking the character's demise. 195-213: Black Widow lies on her back after suffering a fatal injury.