3D Lion Skeleton Sculpture 3D model

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Very High Quality digital sculpture of a Lion Skeleton. General Features: Includes the highpoly sculpted model in Zbrush, with subdivision levels. Includes also high density Decimated meshes and LowRes meshes (lowest subdivision level.) Can be used for 3D printing Sculpted in real life scale 1:1. Included Files & Formats: .ZTL (Zbrush 2019.1.2) Sculpted meshes with subdivision levels. .OBJ - High density Decimated meshes. .OBJ – Decimated Mesh for 3D printing .OBJ & .FBX - LowRes Meshes. Lowest subdivision Level of the meshes with Polygroups/Materials IDs. Notes: This is a highpoly digital sculpture only. The model does NOT have UVs or textures, and it not rigged. This model was created by carefully studying image references, videos and books of lions and other feline skeletons. Although a great effort was made to make it accurate, please be advised that this model MAY NOT be 100% anatomically correct. This model was created with Zbrush version 2019.1.2. In case you are using an older version of Zbrush, you can import the Decimated and LowRes Meshes to your version of Zbrush, and re-project the details, you practically won’t lose any detail. The preview images were rendered and created only to showcase the model. The provided files do not include any lighting or rendering setup, only the 3d models. The LowRes meshes were created using Zbrush’s Zremesh tool for automatic retopology. 3D printing Notes: I have not printed this model myself, but the model can be used for 3d printing, since all the bones are watertight and they have no holes. However, some additional editing may be needed. The “3D Printing Version” included is just an OBJ, in which the meshes have been decimated further to reduce the size of the file and make it more manageable for 3D printers and 3D printer software. But you can also use the other OBJ files in which the meshes have much more polygon density. This “3D Printing Version” is meant to be printed as single piece object. If you want to print it in separated pieces or make other changes, you will have to do this on your own. Depending on the size you are going to print the model, the type of printer and material requirements, you may need to do some additional editing in a 3D Software. For example, you may need to make some parts thicker, add support sprues, split parts, etc. IMPORTANT! Please make sure you understand CGTrader terms and conditions, particularly this point: 21.1. Product may not be sold, given, or assigned to another person or entity in the form it is downloaded from the Site or in 3D printed physical form. This means you cannot print 3D copies of the model and sell them to other people. If you are interested in this type of use, please send me a private message and we can discuss a custom license for this use. Thank you!!