HUMN-025 Human 3D model

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Here comes a new character, brought to life with a vibrant display of textures and 3D models that are simply mesmerizing. To experience the full glory of this Marmoset in all its angles, feel free to play the video preview above, which lets you pan, rotate, zoom in, or zoom out on the stunning 3D model at your leisure. To get the most out of this amazing .OBJ 3D model, be sure to download both the .OBJ and .MTL file, as well as the accompanying .zip for textures. The compressed texture archive contains an array of files with distinct purposes: _D for diffuse texture or color, _B for bump texture, _S for specular texture, _O for opacity texture, and _N for normal texture. Breaking down the individual elements of this intricate 3D model reveals a level of detail that is truly remarkable. Let's take a closer look at the different parts of the Marmoset's face: Face: characterized by a delicate combination of lip and eye sockets, nostrils, and mouth features that seem to spring to life in the 3D model. Mouth: boasting an impressive range of details, from the In-Mouth, gums, teeth, to tongue - all designed to create an incredibly lifelike effect. Eye: composed of the Iris, Pupil, and Lacrimal - a trio that captures the essence of a primate's gaze with breathtaking accuracy. Torso: defined by a sleek combination of head, neck, torso, nipple, hip - making it possible for you to select from two versions of Torso_D.jpg, without or with a boxer. You may choose your preferred texture option above! Limbs: comprised of arms, foot, forearm, hands, legs, finger nail, and toe nail - providing a realistic depiction that complements the stunning details found in other areas. When it comes to software compatibility, some programs might require absolute paths for texture locations as defined in the 3D model file. To avoid the issue of grey or black textures appearing without materials, ensure that your software can search automatically within the same folder as the 3D model. In case you're missing some texture when importing it into your preferred host software, manually browse to the extracted .zip or .rar and place the texture maps in the same directory as the 3D model. To experience this beautiful Marmoset up close and personal, note that all images above are rendered in 3dsMax 2015 with V-Ray 36.60.06 and without post-processing of any kind. If you have questions about this stunning 3D model, please don't hesitate to drop a message - and I'll be more than happy to help!