Low-poly Compy Low-poly 3D model
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A low-poly Compsognathus model, also known as "Compy," is presented in real-world metric scale. The model features 25 bones for full rigging, each labeled according to its body part and side. Perfect for games, animations, and virtual reality applications, the UV unwrapped Compy has a polygon count of 1,132 and vertices at 1,139. Its skeleton includes various parts such as neck, jaw, bicep, shoulder, forearm, hand, spine, thigh, calf, ankle, foot, and tailbone. The model is available in multiple file formats including .blend, .obj, .3ds, .x3d, .fbx, .stl, .abc, and .dae. Additionally, the .dae, .abc, .x3d, and .obj files are accessible in both triangulated and non-triangulated versions.
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