Chiptune-Bot

Model Overview

The Chiptune-Bot is a stylized character asset that blends retro electronic aesthetics with a charming, chibi-inspired design. This 3D model is based on an original concept by Cameron Sewell, which can be found in this source reference. It is particularly well-suited for developers looking for high-quality game art that utilizes a hand-painted texturing style.

Design Highlights

This asset bridges the gap between functional gadgets and expressive entities, making it a versatile addition to the Characters & Creatures collection. The low-poly geometry is optimized for real-time performance while maintaining the visual silhouette required for stylized indie games or music-themed digital environments. Its unique appearance makes it an ideal fit for projects using Unity or Unreal Engine that prioritize a hand-crafted artistic direction.

Formats & Mesh Info

The Chiptune-Bot is delivered with clean geometry and a set of hand-painted materials. The technical specifications include:

• Total Polygon Count: 21,000 triangles
• Total Vertex Count: 10,900 vertices
• File Formats: FBX, OBJ, and native Blender files
• Included Assets: Hand-painted textures and materials

Workflow Integration

With its manageable vertex count and professional file organization, the Chiptune-Bot can be easily integrated into various digital workflows. The inclusion of the Blender source file allows for straightforward adjustments to the materials, while the standard FBX and OBJ formats ensure compatibility across most modern 3D software and game engines.

The technical listing also notes that the mesh is listed at 21k triangles; and 10.9k vertices.