The Chinese Dragon of Tara

Welcome to my latest 3D model project, The Chinese Dragon of Tara. This model was created for the purpose of being used as an Avatar for VRChat.

Concept and Design:
~This model depicts a floating chinese dragon. The Model was created for a commissioner, who wanted the pet to match their avatar's aesthetic.

Key features:
~Passive: Pet will follow you every where you go.
~Pet Stay: Pet will stop following you and will stay in place.
~Pet Stationed: Pet will mount what ever avatar bone you set to be mounted. Recommended bone is listed within the product. (Some Pets Can be mounted using this!)
Example: Some pets can sit on your head when Pet Stationed is triggered
~Pet Follow other players: Pet will follow the player you have in front of you. Interactions must be turned on for both players, and you must have the other player's Avatar loaded.
~Pet Action: Some pets have special interactions, such as if you pet them, kick them, etc. For example, some pets will shake their head when you put your hand on their head.
~Pet Grabbed: Most pets can be grabbed by other players that have interactions turned on. While grabbed, the pet will display special animations depending on the individual pet.
~Pet Camera: Pet Camera allows you to overwrite the stream/photo camera with a "Pet POV" camera, a "Pet Stable" camera, and a "Pet Stable" camera. This feature is great for streamers
~Pet Quest Compatibility: Select Pets come with a quest compatible version that will still allow for players to grab & interact with your pet even while on quest. Mountable pets will still have their station trigger working!

Modeling Process:
~I started with created the model in blender.
~I Then textured the model in substance painter
~Finally, I brought the model to unity, in order to bring the pet to life in VRChat. Special attention was given to the material set up, and shader coding.

Software Used:
~Blender3D
~PhotoShop
~Substance Painter
~Unity3D

PolyCount:
~Count: 53,920

Textures:
~Map Count: 2
~Resolution: 0
~Material Count: 2

I hope you enjoy exploring my work as much as I enjoyed creating it. Your feedback and comments are highly appreciated. Thank you for viewing my work!