#source filmmaker model

This model features hi-res textures and dynamic outlines, and body groups for the hat (on/off), belt (on/off), and the sword on her back (sheathed sword, empty sheath, none).

There are no face flexes (the dynamic outline does not play well with face flexes), but there are face bones to pose instead.

Also included in this pack is a standalone prop of Rose's sword.

If you use these models, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!

Do not repost/upload this model elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:  Gildor for creating the Unreal Engine Model Viewer (https://www.gildor.org/en/projects/umodel)

This project has been sitting around collecting proverbial dust on my harddrive for at least a year. Better late than never, right?

This Strangerbot (aka Future Loaderbot) model features improved, high-resolution textures and dynamic outlines.

This model shares the same eye as the original Loaderbot model I ported, so I decided to go ahead and set up some variant skins for this model, to take advantage of the different eye color options that my Loaderbot model pack offered. Because why not. The default skin has the familiar red eye. There is also an eye (off) skin, an evil eye (small red dot instead of the full-sized red lens), a blue eye, and an aqua eye.

No face bones in this model, so no face flexes, of course. This model should work with LowRider's Borderlands rig script, found here (delete the spaces... it's the only way i can keep this link from being automatically removed): (https : // mega .nz/ #!zhN1DSzJ!Lw--p92iwL86DVTCa6FbOrqiu7SOTL8KcPAvGkORrhI )

Do not repost/upload this model elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:

* Random Talking Bush over on the XeNTaX forums for creating the Telltale Almost-All-in-One model importer ( http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=11687 )

This model/props pack includes not only Zer0, but also his sword!

Both of these models feature improved, hi-res textures and dynamic outlines. Zer0 also has an attachment bone in his left hand for his sword.

Be advised that Zer0's model has no face bones (because helmet), thus, no face flexes... but if you're worried that Zer0 will be expressionless, worry no more! Zer0 comes with an "emoji" bodygroup with 28 different emojis to project (plus a default blank)! A combination of different emojis, netspeak abbreviations, short phrases and even some Chinese characters (I think... please gently and politely correct me if I'm wrong, and I'll update this description).

Zer0 should work with LowRider's Borderlands rig script (found here: https://mega.nz/#!zhN1DSzJ!Lw--p92iwL86DVTCa6FbOrqiu7SOTL8KcPAvGkORrhI).

If you use either of these models, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!

Do not repost/upload these models elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS: * Random Talking Bush over on the XeNTaX forums for creating the Telltale Almost-All-in-One model importer (http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=11687)

Groot has body groups for his hands (with/without debris chunks), shield, and flowers/leaves. Rocket has no body groups, but does have an alternate skin for a cracked screen on his wrist device. Rocket's gun is also included as a separate model.

Rocket and Groot have no face flexes, but they do have face bones (a LOT of face bones) to pose instead.

Groot is compatible with the biped_simple rig (or any custom rig that works with biped_simple models).

Rocket, on the other hand, is probably not compatible with any rig script. The major difficulty is that he basically has 2 sets of knee joints (knees and hocks). If you do find--or write--a working rig for Rocket, please either PM me or leave a comment here with a link to it and I'll update this description with the link (and credit wherever it's due).

If you use these models, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!

Do not repost/upload these models elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:

* Random Talking Bush over on the XeNTaX forums for creating the Telltale Almost-All-in-One model importer.

* Harpaax for gifting me GotG.

Gamora has body groups for her head and sword.

There are no face flexes, but there are face bones (a LOT of face bones) to pose instead. She is compatible with the biped_simple rig (or any custom rig that works with biped_simple models).

If you use this model, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!

Do not repost/upload these models elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:

* Random Talking Bush over on the XeNTaX forums for creating the Telltale Almost-All-in-One model importer (http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=11687)

* Harpaax ( http://harpaax.tumblr.com/ ) for gifting me GotG.

* Evil-Ash's "Femshep's Quarters" map (https://sfmlab.com/item/883/) (modified by LordAardvark)

Peter has body groups for his head, torso, walkman, jet boots, scanner, and belt/guns/holster. There is one alternate skin (which only shows if he isn't wearing the helmet), for a cut on his lip.

There are no face flexes, but there are face bones (a LOT of face bones) to pose instead. He is compatible with the biped_simple rig (or any custom rig that works with biped_simple models).

If you use this model, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!

Do not repost/upload these models elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:

* Random Talking Bush over on the XeNTaX forums for creating the Telltale Almost-All-in-One model importer.

* Harpaax for gifting me GotG.

* Rapture Room map by Yhrite

* New Worlds 2 map by bynari/voxbombarde

Steam Workshop: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=930852522

SFMLab: https://sfmlab.com/item/2012/