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Low-Poly Characters

A cast of 11 stylized low-poly characters, all rigged on one shared humanoid skeleton and animated: a mannequin, a commando, a zombie, two teen adventurers, a knight, a robot and four townsfolk. Each comes with 8 animations (idle, walk, run, jump, attack, hit, death and a T-pose) as GLB and FBX, plus a static OBJ, with tiny palette textures. Drop them into Godot, Unity, Unreal or any glTF tool, or into GameMaker with Room 3D. Standard bone names make it easy to put your own animations on them.

  • 11 characters · 3,808 to 6,226 triangles each
  • 8 animations on every character, 30 fps, walk and run in place
  • One 32-bone humanoid skeleton with standard names, mapped to Unity Humanoid and Godot
  • GLB and FBX with animations, OBJ + MTL rest pose, PNG textures
  • Real-world scale in metres, about 1.8 m tall
  • Guide with setup for Godot, Unity, Unreal and GameMaker

See them move

Every character shares the same skeleton and the same set of animations, so anything you make or buy for one works on all of them. Walk and run are in place with planted feet (about 1.1 and 3.0 metres a second), ready for your character controller.

Try them in 3D

Drag to turn, pinch or scroll to zoom. These are web preview copies; the download has the full files in GLB, FBX and OBJ.

Plain grey test figure with dark joints; 3808 triangles, 1.80 m tall.

Gallery

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All 11 characters on the shared skeleton
All 11 characters on the shared skeleton
Wireframe over shaded: 3,800 to 6,200 triangles per character
Wireframe over shaded: 3,800 to 6,200 triangles per character
Idle, Walk, Run, Jump, Attack, Hit and Death (plus a T-pose)
Idle, Walk, Run, Jump, Attack, Hit and Death (plus a T-pose)
Mannequin from eight sides
Mannequin from eight sides
Commando from eight sides
Commando from eight sides
Zombie from eight sides
Zombie from eight sides
Teen Adventurer from eight sides
Teen Adventurer from eight sides
Teen Adventurer B from eight sides
Teen Adventurer B from eight sides
Knight from eight sides
Knight from eight sides
Robot from eight sides
Robot from eight sides
Townsperson A from eight sides
Townsperson A from eight sides
Townsperson B from eight sides
Townsperson B from eight sides
Townsperson C from eight sides
Townsperson C from eight sides
Townsperson D from eight sides
Townsperson D from eight sides

What's inside

11Characters
8Animations each
32Bones
3.8k–6.2kTriangles
128Texture px
75Files
  • GLB (glTF 2.0)
  • FBX 7.4 binary
  • OBJ + MTL
  • PNG textures
  • Skeleton guide

Mannequin

plain grey test figure with dark joints; 3808 triangles, 1.80 m tall

Commando

soldier: camouflage, helmet with goggles, vest with pouches, backpack; 6226 triangles, 1.83 m tall

Zombie

green-skinned zombie in a torn shirt; shambles with its arms forward; 4192 triangles, 1.79 m tall

Teen Adventurer

teen in a teal hoodie, jeans and trainers; 4954 triangles, 1.84 m tall

Teen Adventurer B

the same teen in a red hoodie with dark jeans; 4954 triangles, 1.84 m tall

Knight

plate armor, great helm with plume, blue tabard; 5596 triangles, 1.89 m tall

Robot

boxy friendly robot with glowing eyes and chest light; 4400 triangles, 1.90 m tall

Townsperson A

adult townsperson, blue shirt; 4322 triangles, 1.83 m tall

Townsperson B

adult townsperson, green shirt, beard; 4450 triangles, 1.82 m tall

Townsperson C

adult townsperson, yellow top; 4444 triangles, 1.83 m tall

Townsperson D

older townsperson, purple jacket; 4336 triangles, 1.81 m tall

8 animations

TPose, Idle, Walk, Run, Jump, Attack, Hit, Death at 30 fps; Walk/Run in place with planted feet (1.1 and 3.0 m/s)

Shared skeleton

32 bones, Mixamo-style names, T-pose; maps to Unity Humanoid and Godot's humanoid profile (SKELETON.txt)

Guide

README with scale, axes, counts and setup for Godot, Unity, Unreal and GameMaker (Room 3D)

Engine notes

  • Godot: import the GLB; set Loop Mode on Idle/Walk/Run in Advanced Import Settings; the bones auto-map to SkeletonProfileHumanoid for retargeting.
  • Unity: import the FBX, Rig > Humanoid (bones auto-map), tick Loop Time on Idle/Walk/Run, set the palette texture to Point filtering.
  • GameMaker (Room 3D): open the GLB in Room 3D (guidrygames.com/room3d.html), place it in a room and save it into your GameMaker project.
  • Unreal/other: import the FBX as a skeletal mesh with animations (scale 1, metres); any glTF 2.0 or FBX tool (Blender, three.js, Babylon.js) reads the files.

License

  • One purchase covers one buyer: one person, or one company and its team.
  • Use the assets in unlimited games and apps, commercial or not, on any platform.
  • Change them as much as you like.
  • Don't resell or redistribute the assets themselves, or put them in other asset packs or templates.

The full terms: the asset license (LICENSE.txt in the download).

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Questions

Can I put my own animations on them?

Yes. They all share one humanoid skeleton with standard bone names. Unity's Humanoid rig and Godot's humanoid bone map pick them up, so animations retarget onto them; the guide's skeleton table lists every bone.

How do I use them in GameMaker?

With Room 3D: open the GLB, place the character in a 3D room, play its animations and save the room into your GameMaker project.

Are the walk and run in place?

Yes: the character stays where it is and your code moves it (about 1.1 m/s walking and 3.0 m/s running for the feet to match the ground).

Can I use them in a game I sell?

Yes, in as many games as you like, free or commercial. You can't resell or share the models themselves. See the asset license.

How do I get it after paying?

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