Bird Wings
Technical Specifications
- Triangles (Polycount): 7.7k
- Material Count: 1
- Mesh Count: 1
- PhysBone Components: 2
- PhysBone Transform Count: 28
- Rig: Custom
- Bone Count: 30
- Texture Maps: Albedo, AO, Normal, Rough, Metallic, Emissive Mask
- Colors:
- 18 hand-crafted designs inspired by real life birds:
- Barn Owl (brown/white/striped + spotted)
- Bee-Eater (orange/blue/black)
- Bluejay (blue/black/white/striped)
- Cardinal (red)
- Crow (iridescent black)
- Flamingo (pink/salmon/black)
- Gold (metallic + shiny/yellow/scratched)
- Guide Mount (white/grey/black/striped)
- Horned Owl (brown/dark brown/striped)
- Macaw (red/yellow/green/blue)
- Mallard (brown/light brown/black/iridescent blue/white tips)
- Penguin (black)
- Pheasant (brown/black/red/striped)
- Shoebill (grey/white/black)
- Silver (metallic + shiny/white/scratched)
- Swan (white)
- Vulture (brown/tan/cream/black)
- Woodpecker (black/white/striped + spotted)
Requirements
- Unity 2022.3.22f1
- Poiyomi Toon 9.3.46 (or whatever is newest)
- VRChat SDK3 (Avatars)
What's in the Package
- Wings mesh + armature — fully rigged with feather bones
- 18 feather materials — bird species ranging from Crow to Macaw to Flamingo
- Texture maps — albedo, normal, emission, and data maps for each material
- Unity setup script — automates FX layer merging, retargeting, and menu creation
- Pose animations — Resting, Flap Up, Flap Down, Folded, Flare, Covered, Dive, Glide
- Size animations — Bigger, Smaller
- Texture Resizer — standalone tool for reducing texture resolution before upload (see below)
Installation Guide
Texture Resizer
The Texture Resizer is a standalone Windows tool written by Evan Pierce (EAE) for quickly downscaling textures before uploading your avatar to VRChat. Smaller textures = less VRAM usage = better performance ranking.
What it does
Rescales .png, .jpg, and .tga texture files to a target resolution of your choice. Processes files in-place (overwrites the original) or to a new output, depending on your settings.
The repository for the script is public and can be found here