Low Poly Kids Collection Vol 3

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This collection of 3d objects features ten kids rendered in low poly style, designed for versatile usage across a range of rendering scenarios and environments. Each child model was carefully crafted and optimized to provide crisp details suitable for close-up views as well as broader background renderings within CG scenes. Each kid's 3d mesh is built with quad-based geometry only, minimizing complex edges and optimizing their potential in visual effects and animation applications. Details by Model: - Laying Down Kid: This child character requires 851 vertices and possesses 849 face elements. - Sitting Kid Writing: Requiring 931 vertices and featuring 918 faces. - Kid on His Way to School: Boasts a high vertex count at 1,495 with an equally impressive 1,461 faces. - Running With a Kite Kid: Possesses a moderate vertex requirement of 943 while displaying 934 faces. - Baby Sitting on the Floor: This little model has 705 vertices and features 703 faces. Each kid's face counts: - Jumping Kid: A compact design at just 787 vertices, supported by 785 face elements. - Another Kid Sitting Down: Boasts 762 vertices for the geometry and a comparable 760 faces. - Kid Reading: At its peak, this model has an impressive vertex requirement of 999 with corresponding faces amounting to 991. Active children also require careful planning; Walking With a Ball Kid is characterized by high demand on the computer system as it consists of 971 vertices, which in return gives a respectable figure of 982 face elements. All child characters exhibit similar low demands and easy access. Simple yet clean, all three-d models are accompanied by basic color representations rather than elaborate texturing patterns or detailed materials. In contrast, advanced maps like normal or specular information are lacking from each character. All child assets originally created in Blender are now presented to you as multiple files. The formats provided range from 3DS through OBJ and blend; you will also have access to DAE for AEC applications along with Stl that contains accurate physical specifications of the three-dimensional shape contained within this object library. The rendering scene containing the light sources necessary for creating these scenes has not been pre-configured on each model's output but exists exclusively within a corresponding blender file, and once opened in it Blender users should be able to view all models easily since they are already at global origin. All 10 models in this set also contain standard measurements relative to their real world scale dimensions which further makes it easier for any interested person looking into working closely with objects or parts found in them