A chicken, low poly, and cute. What more could you want?
You will find an example animations scene (a part of the fbx) but I highly suggest running the animations in a way consistent with your game with your own controller implementation.
It has a lot of idle animations so that it looks interesting and busy when it is not doing anything (a strategy I employ for myself as well).
Flying and walking animations also exist, for looping. Eating is also a thing, but don't loop it or the chicken will get too fat to fly, as they often are.
I wish I could write more...but its a chicken, low poly, cute.
Please don't abuse the chicken.
See video intro below.
A chicken, low poly, and cute. What more could you want? You will find an example animations scene (a part of the fbx) but I highly suggest running the animations in a way consistent with your game with your own controller implementation. It has a lot of idle animations so that it looks interesting and busy when it is not doing anything (a strategy I employ for myself as well). Flying and walking animations also exist, for looping. Eating is also a thing, but don't loop it or the chicken will get too fat to fly, as they often are. I wish I could write more...but its a chicken, low poly, cute. Please don't abuse the chicken. See video intro below.
This is a fictional variant of the camel spider, having frontal stinging barbs. It is a game monster created for Unity 3d. See video and Sketchfab previews below.
Large glowing mushrooms such as you might find in a hollow-earth-cave concept, sci-fi, fantasy, etc. These are meant to be large scale, such as the scale of a house or a tree, but can also be used in medium-small applications. Glow can be controlled by setting the Emission value on the material. This is a Unity 3d asset and can be purchased on the asset store. See rotary previews below.