Fantasy Character Agu Nabo 3D model

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A two-headed fantasy elemental spirit character model, named AguNabo, has been created and optimized for seamless subdivision, animation, and deformation. A predominance of quads were used during creation, with strategic placement of triangles in areas where they would not impede deformation. Fifty-seven unique morph targets for facial animation and expression exist within the Lightwave, Maya, Max, C4D, and fbx versions of the model, which can be combined to generate further expressions when needed. This feature makes AguNabo ideal for use in medium and close-up shots under non-photo-realistic rendering for various media platforms, including print, web, television, and film. The creation and rigging of AguNabo were executed within Lightwave and exported into Cinema 4D R16 for textures, scene setup, and rendering. Preview images were created and rendered using Redshift v.2.5.08 in Cinema 4D R16, while a separate version is set up with default shaders and the scan-line render engine within C4D R13. A diverse array of file versions, including Maya, Max, Lightwave 9.3, exist alongside the model. These files are fully compatible, ensuring seamless functionality across all platforms, thanks to rigorous testing and appropriate labeling. Key features of AguNabo's setup include a scene that is pre-configured for rendering within Cinema 4D R16 with Redshift v2.5.08. Textures: Diffuse at 4096 x 4096, Bump/Specular at 4096 x 4096, 17975 polygons and 18363 vertices define the model's structure. An abundance of textures are included, as well as a Photoshop template for further editing needs. A skinned FBX model with a simple forward kinematics rigging is integrated within AguNabo's design, accompanied by default shaders and scanline renderers set up with preview subdivision level 0 and rendering subdivisions of 1-3 in various Lightwave, Maya, Max, and C4D applications.