Description

Just a plain mannequin now re-uploaded with a (very) simple rig.

Comments (10)

SalatielBR over 14 years ago

with this doll for Cinema 4D

SalatielBR over 14 years ago

*this program and cinema 4d ?* identical

brightonpiers over 14 years ago

I don't think you can export blender models into cinema 4d.

didimo almost 14 years ago

Not directly but (almost) every program exports and imports Wavefront (.obj) and since the rig is so simple, it's easy to remake it in cinema 4d if you work with cinema 4d.

ferretwilliams over 13 years ago

Nice, very easy to pose, and I'm pretty new to posing(1.5 years of Blender experience now). I'm surprised I hadn't considered downloading one of these before! I've been using un-rigged spheres for my character sizing for close to a year(I draw my characters over a 3D rendered background). Those have been useful to a point, but this will be a nice upgrade to my workflow.

ninjapanther over 13 years ago

How do you pose this thing? I've been fiddling with it for hours and it won't move! Please help or fix/remove this blend.

sonoide over 13 years ago

gracias!

GabiAlex over 10 years ago

Thank you! This will help me a lot with my 2D drawing until I'll buy a real wooden mannequin.

Scorpius28 over 8 years ago

Thank you! I will use it for practice, I'm making a motorcycle in blender.

ozRocker_1111714 about 6 years ago

This file is broken. Rest position and pose position are the same. Rest position should be t-pose