Male Low Poly Base Mesh in T-Pose Low-poly 3D model

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Human: Advanced male body model in a low-poly T-pose was created using real photo references. The design adheres to scientifically accurate proportions commonly used in art and design fields. A universal starting point for detailed specific anatomy models, this base mesh enables users to easily scale up into various forms such as sculpting or animation applications. Users have access to two additional density levels for head and limbs, designed at intermediate and advanced settings. This versatile model serves well as a basis or reference tool for crafting natural male body shapes with accurate proportions. It is constructed from clean topology utilizing loop cuts and quadrangles throughout its framework. Separate files are included, each containing one of three mesh densities offered for the head and limbs - start, intermediate, and advance levels. Head and limb configurations match perfectly, simplifying customization based on specific user requirements. High-level head detailing features mouth pit functionality along with accurate ear modeling, both distinguishing features that raise the level of realism. This entire package comes with metric-based dimensions in centimeters for precision. Formats supported include: Autodesk 3ds Max 2011's max files and Wavefront Technologies OBJ files along with export-compatible FBX and 3D Studio (3DS) versions from the same source program used to create the models. Other formats available are preview images in PNG and documentations written out in both PDF and Readme formats. Polygon statistics include a total count of 6,115 vertices along with quad arrangements totaling 6,094 units without triangles or non-gon faces present within this base design's structure. Three mesh densities exist at different levels of detail, with the largest consisting of approximately 3,434 points in both start and advanced positions. Other stats provided for these variations include a W=181cm length by H=29cm width dimensions that remain consistent at H=180cm overall height dimension. No pre-made materials or textures were implemented on this design as they would complicate further refinement or changes to this basic model layout. Additionally, UVW mapping was also not included within its current form due to possible disruption of established base settings if applied prematurely during initial phases of modeling adjustments and final sculpting procedures required when working with high-definition art pieces often desired in visual content industries