Martial arts wooden dummy 3D model

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A highly versatile 3D dummy stands ready for training sessions in martial arts dojos, designed with precision and care in mind for wing chun and kung-fu enthusiasts alike. Production-ready for immediate use, this wooden dummy comes complete with Photorealistic BRDF (PBR) materials and high-quality textures, expertly crafted to provide a realistic representation of wood. Key features include quadrangular only geometries, ensuring optimal stability and smoothness throughout various simulations and rendering processes; all triangles and non-planar polygons have been meticulously eliminated for flawless meshing. This highly customizable asset boasts fully unwrapped UV layout maps in a separate package folder, permitting artists to effortlessly create or modify custom textures by simply uploading new designs directly onto these pre-designed geometry shapes - eliminating any need to rebuild them from scratch. Existing ones may also be edited and adapted with minimal hassle. Each element, whether material or texture has been carefully assigned distinct names making it straightforward for developers working within popular 3D modeling suites like Blender, as well as numerous game engines. Its design is centered around precision production; each object (a mesh), its accompanying PBR material contained inside the pre-made cycle-based scene in the BLEND format has undergone comprehensive texture work on multiple levels across Unity and Unreal - even supporting advanced workflow scenarios beyond the usual boundaries with inclusion of all essential metadata needed. Made in version 2.79 of the iconic software platform blender using cutting-edge cycle material generation alongside its more than able companion, substance painter allowing users access not only within Unity or Unreal engine's ecosystems but beyond - a genuine advantage especially seen when paired with support across virtually any current major PBR-capable engine: base colors & textures all created and then meticulously arranged onto specific materials, thus easily applicable on Vray 3ds max too through one-time simple drag-and-drop procedures due their being so precisely aligned. For instant validation, view a collection of ten different display angles showing it in a very well rendered light setup taken at varying stages during design with some additional screenshots also provided for quick and easy understanding, while wireframe illustrations and even more advanced breakdown shots reveal exact UV layout.