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PayItForward wrote:I meant something like that in Blender.

Z-Anatomy is based on Blender.

tomcat wrote:

PayItForward wrote:I meant something like that in Blender.

Z-Anatomy is based on Blender.

I think we misunderstand each other. I'm looking for something really basic and light-weight like the Biped in 3Dmax. 3Dmax had this already 20 years ago and it's not particularly anatomically correct. But for my needs it's well enough and sometimes I just need a simple collision object in physics.

https://help.autodesk.com/view/3DSMAX/2 ... C6E0F5DEB1

The Z-anatomy atlas zip-file has already 100 MB. It maybe very correct but for me it's just too much. I don't even think my laptop could handle it.

PayItForward wrote:I think we misunderstand each other.

It is quite possible.

I'm looking for something really basic and light-weight like the Biped in 3Dmax.

Biped is accompanied by 3Dmax and… it's hard to call it light.

But for my needs it's well enough and sometimes I just need a simple collision object in physics.

Do you need a program with physical collisions?

The Z-anatomy atlas zip-file has already 100 MB. It maybe very correct but for me it's just too much.

makehuman-community-20230324-nightly-windows.zip 2023-Mar-24 06:34:57 335.7M

And that's without physics. People don't believe that a game engine can run at less than 50MB:

Godot_v4.0.1-stable_win64.exe.zip 49.6 MB

I don't even think my laptop could handle it.

There's a catch with laptops. They are not well adapted to heavy work. It has been established empirically that the computer, on which the game is developed, must be a level above the target platform for the work to be comfortable. This is insurmountable. But it is possible to suffer.