Set of wild african Cats Low-poly 3D model

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This model comes with a collection of ferocious wild African felines (5 animals) PANTHER - possesses 7324 triangles (5706-midle, 3176-low). It also boasts detailed Diffuse and Normal Maps at an impressive resolution of 1024x1024. This asset offers a total of 19 complex animations including attack motions in varying intensities (1-3), normal walking patterns, reversed walking maneuvers, running exercises, eating actions, beginning sleep modes, resting postures, final death throes, hit reactions from the back and sides, and stationary poses where the model appears idle, glances to the left or right. LEOPARD - boasts 6304 triangles (5042-midle, 2838-low) with detailed Diffuse, Normal, and AO maps also provided at a resolution of 1024x1024. A wide range of animations have been implemented including multiple attack motions in different strengths, various forms of walking behaviors like back-walking patterns, and a walk with a steely appearance, normal running practices, feeding actions, sleep initiation modes, resting postures, final rest phases, dying reactions, front-side hitting effects from left to right, as well as central mid-hitting instances. CHEETAH - comes equipped with 7292 triangles (5680-midle, 3490-low), featuring detailed Diffuse and Normal Maps provided at a high resolution of 1024x1024. Its range of motions includes standard attack scenarios in varying levels of intensity, walking and reversing patterns on both sides, simple running sequences, eating and resting activities that initiate or end sleep modes, reactions when dying from severe hits or mid strikes on front sides back. Other poses have been designed for this model like stationary appearances where it stands still without showing any movements and jumping into the air. TIGER - consists of 7324 triangles (5760-midle, 3140-low) offering high resolution maps which are comprised by one normal map combined with two Diffuse ones at an impressive resolution of 1024x1024 for improved detail clarity within gaming platforms or graphics applications where such textures will be applied on rendered models so it seems real when running through levels as actual feline entities behaving normally.