Rigging / Skinning – preparation of modular armor elements for Unity

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Preparation of a modular equipment system for 3D characters (Unity)

I am looking for someone with experience in Blender or another 3D program to prepare character models for a modular equipment system in Unity.

Scope of work

I have:

1 base character model without clothes,
5 models in T-pose, each wearing a complete set of armor.

I need to prepare the models in such a way that the individual equipment elements are separate meshes, including:

Helmet,
Shoulders,
Armor,
Gloves,
Legs,
Boots,
and other elements of the set.

Each element must be prepared so that it can be independently equipped on the base model in Unity.

Requirements

preservation of the existing rig,
preservation of correct skinning (weight paint),
correct deformation of all elements during animation,
export of models ready for use in Unity,
preservation of bone names and rig structure compatibility.

What I do not need

creation of new models,
creation of animations,
implementation in Unity,
creation of materials or textures.

I am only interested in preparing existing models for a modular equipment system.

Proposals 6 Discussions

Andrii Pavlenko

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Budget: 1800 PLN Deadline: 7 days

Hello, I work in Blender and Unity, generally the task is clear, if necessary I will create one test element – for example, a helmet. If my version is suitable – let's continue our collaboration. Message me privately, we will discuss everything in detail. I am waiting for your message.

Inacio Nunes

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Budget: 2000 PLN Deadline: 2 days

Hello,

I have experience working with Blender and Unity character pipelines, including rigging, skinning, mesh separation, and preparing assets for modular character systems.

For your project, I will:

* Separate each armor piece into individual meshes (helmet, shoulders, chest, gloves, legs, boots, etc.).
* Preserve the existing rig, bone names, and hierarchy.
* Maintain correct skin weights to ensure proper deformation during animation.
* Verify compatibility with the base character.
* Export the assets in a Unity-ready format (FBX) while preserving the existing structure.

I pay close attention to clean topology, accurate weight painting, and ensuring every equipment piece can be equipped independently without breaking animations.

I am available to start immediately and would be happy to discuss the models and provide an accurate timeline after reviewing the files.

Best regards,