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“Curiosity Rover” by issem01 · licensed under CC BY 4.0
Changes: cleaned up (centered, grounded, renamed), converted to GLB/FBX/OBJ/BLEND, web-optimized viewer copy.
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Description
NASA's Curiosity rover, the car-sized Mars Science Laboratory, with its camera mast, robotic arm, nuclear power unit and six large aluminium wheels.
Technical details: about 48,400 polygons and 58,700 vertices, UV-mapped and game-ready, with ten materials, resized to about 3 m long, close to the real rover.
Available as GLB, FBX, OBJ and Blender (.blend). Use the GLB for web viewers and three.js, the FBX for Unity, Unreal or Cinema 4D, the OBJ as a widely supported static mesh, and the .blend to edit it directly in Blender. AiZity cleaned up the original (centred, grounded and renamed the parts), resized it to real-world scale and converted it to these formats.
Good for Mars and planetary science lessons, museum displays, documentaries and space games.
License: CC BY 4.0. Original "Curiosity Rover" by issem01 on Sketchfab. Free for commercial use with credit to the creator; the credit line is shown on this page.
Technical details: about 48,400 polygons and 58,700 vertices, UV-mapped and game-ready, with ten materials, resized to about 3 m long, close to the real rover.
Available as GLB, FBX, OBJ and Blender (.blend). Use the GLB for web viewers and three.js, the FBX for Unity, Unreal or Cinema 4D, the OBJ as a widely supported static mesh, and the .blend to edit it directly in Blender. AiZity cleaned up the original (centred, grounded and renamed the parts), resized it to real-world scale and converted it to these formats.
Good for Mars and planetary science lessons, museum displays, documentaries and space games.
License: CC BY 4.0. Original "Curiosity Rover" by issem01 on Sketchfab. Free for commercial use with credit to the creator; the credit line is shown on this page.
Specifications
Polygons48,380
Vertices58,697
TexturesYes
MaterialsYes
Game ReadyYes
UV MappedYes
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