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- Latest version
- 1.0.2
- Last updated
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- Unity version
- 6000.0.67 or later
- Package size
- 2.5 MB
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- 67
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Gnome - Poly
A customizable polygon style Gnome character, rigged and animated for your project!
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About this asset
Gnome - Poly is a modular and customizable 3D character model. Whether you're creating a whimsical fantasy world, a cozy village, or a mischievous garden adventure, this gnome is ready to bring charm and personality to any project!
Key Features:
- Flat low poly style made to fit seamlessly with other stylized assets.
- Fully rigged and game ready with 15 high-quality animations.
- Modular character meshes: Beard, Body x2, Hair x2, Hat x2, and Moustache.
- Customizable with 30+ materials: Body/Hair x4, Clothes x8, Hat x20
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Technical details
Number of textures: 18
Texture dimensions: 8x8
Number of meshes: 8
Mesh List:
- Beard
- Body x2
- Hair x2
- Hat x2
- Moustache
Polygon count (Individual Meshes):
Triangles - 214 to 2516
Faces - 116 to 1276
Vertices - 109 to 1274
Polygon count (Total):
Triangles - 7438
Faces - 3820
Vertices - 3763
Rigging: Yes
Animation count: 15
Animation list:
- Idle
- IdleBreak
- IdleSit
- Impact
- ImpactDeath
- Jump
- JumpFall
- JumpLand
- JumpRise
- Skip
- SlapL
- SlapR
- Walk
- WalkSlow
- Wave
Compatibility
| Unity version | Built-in | URP | HDRP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6000.0.67f1 | Compatible | Compatible | Compatible |
Render Pipeline Setup:
If you are using the Built-In Render Pipeline:
- No additional setup is needed.
If you are using URP or HDRP:
1. Import the assets as usual to your URP or HDRP project.
2. Go to the "RP Support" folder within the asset pack.
3. Import either the URP or HDRP Conversion package depending on your render pipeline.
As listed on the Asset Store.