3D printer lowpoly with armature and IK bones for experimental
animations in a Blender project. It contains three chains ik that
correspond to the wires.

In Blender project, the IK bones are named with name + IK to indicate
that they are the bones that should be animated with translations
(not rotations) for the printer's wire chain. The bones for the
gears, power switch, extruder fan, filament spool and motors are not
named with name + IK because they are animated with rotations (not
translations).The Axis bone, although not named name +IK, is also
animated with up-down translation.

The Blender project includes a sample animation, which can serve as a
guide for creating other animations, press play on the timeline to
view it.

This isn't a professional project, but it's perfectly functional for
experimenting with animations and having fun. The project is offered
completely free price. It was hard work creating this project, I hope
you enjoy it.

The model has been tested in Blender 4.5, Maya 3D, and Unreal Engine 5.

Albedo, Metallic, Emissive, Normal Map and Roughness textures 4K - 2K.

The FBX and OBJ files have been exported from the Blender project at a
scale of 1.

Notes and tips:

1: To export the animation from Blender, remember to change the Simplify
value to 0 in the Animation tab and disable Add Leaf Bones in the
Armature tab.

2: In Unreal Engine 5, you must change the animation compression from
ACL Compression to Default Compression in the animation editor UE5
when importing animations.

The project includes:

• 3D printer with skeleton.
• Textures and texture maps.

PolyCount:

Polygons: 40.688.

Verts: 41.464.

Tris: 79.390.