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3D Male Muscular System

Formats:
- 3D Studio Max
- Blender (OBJ)
- Cinema 4D
- Generic OBJ
- Maya
Polygons (as tris): 609610
UV Coordinates: Available
Textures: Available
Grouping: Yes
Delivery Method: Download
Price: $6,560
Rigged: No

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3D Male Muscular System

The Zygote 3D Male Muscular System Model is one of our flagship products. It includes each individual muscle of the axial and appendicular skeleton, including deep muscles of the back and spine with proper origin and insertion points. Animators using this product can easily create animations and images showing any variety of muscle configurations such as: entire muscle system, agonist and antagonist muscle combinations or each muscle flexing individually.

Product Details
What's Included

The 3D Male Muscle System is a superior product created through years of development working with scanned human forms, photographic and illustrative anatomical atlases. Texture maps were derived from photographs of human cadaver muscle tissues, enabling the user to create photo-real images and animations. The system includes all major muscles of the axial and appendicular skeleton, both superficial and deep. The 3D Muscle System has been geometrically optimized to minimize render times while maximizing shape and surface integrity. Each muscle is volumetric and individually grouped for quick selection.

Features of the 3D Muscle System include:

Accurate, space-filling/volumetric treatment of each muscle
Each individual muscle grouped for selection and visualization
Accurate origin and insertion points for each muscle
Compatible with Zygote 3D Male Anatomy Collection
Compatible with other Zygote 3D Male Anatomy Skeletal and Other Systems
Optional Texture maps for the 3D Male Muscular System model are available. The various regions of the muscular system are divided up into twenty 2048 x 2048 color maps.

The skeletal system is tightly integrated with muscular system as shown in many of the above images. These two systems complement each other very well. The skeletal system is sold separately.

Head A

left and right auricularis anterior
left and right auricularis posterior
left and right auricularis superior
left and right buccinator
left and right corrugator supercilii
left and right deep masseter
left and right superficial masseter
left and right depressor anguli oris
left and right depressor labii inferioris
left and right depressor supercilii
left and right digastric
left and right fibrous loop for intermediate digastric tendon
left and right hyoglossus
left and right levator anguli oris
left and right levator labii superioris
left and right levator labii superioris alaeque nasi
left and right orbicularis oculi
left and right risorius
left and right stylohyoid
left and right temporalis
left and right thyrohyoid
left and right zygomaticus major
left and right zygomaticus minor
left and right internal pterygoideus
left and right external pterygoideus

Head B

left and right alar nasalis
left and right transverse nasalis
depressor septi nasi
frontalis
mentalis
mylohyoid
nasal cartilage
orbicularis oris
procerus
left and right styloglossus
left and right geniohyoid
left and right hyoglossus

Neck A

left and right levator scapulae
left and right scalene anterior
left and right scalene middle
left and right scalene posterior
left and right semispinalis capitis
left and right semispinalis cervicis

Neck B

left and right omohyoid
left and right platysma
left and right splenius capitis
left and right sternocleidomastoid
left and right sternohyoid
left and right sternothyroid
left and right subclavian
genioglossus
left and right styloglossus
left and right hyoglossus
left and right geniohyoid
mylohyoid

TorsoMid

external abdominal oblique
rectus abdominus
transverses abdominus
trapezius

Torso A

left and right coracobrachialis
left and right infraspinatus
left and right latissimus dorsi
left and right pectoralis major
left and right pectoralis minor
left and right serratus anterior
left and right subscapularis
left and right supraspinatus
left and right teres major
left and right teres minor

Torso B

left and right iliocostalis
left and right intercostal
left and right internal abdominal oblique
left and right longissimus
left and right quadratus lumborum
left and right spinalis
left and right rhomboid major
left and right rhomboid minor

Diaphragm

Back

left and right longissimus thoracis
left and right spinalis thoracis
left and right iliocostalis
left and right spinalis cervicis
left and right longus colli
left and right multifidi

Back 2

Serratus posterior inferior
Serratus posterior superior

Arm A

left and right abductor digiti minimi (finger)
left and right abductor pollicis brevis
left and right abductor pollicis longus
left and right adductor pollicis
left and right anconeus
left and right bicipital aponeurosis
left and right dorsal interosseous muscles (1,2a,2b,3a,3b,4a,4b)
left and right extensor pollicis brevis
left and right flexor digiti minimi brevis (finger)
left and right flexor pollicis brevis
left and right flexor pollicis longus
left and right flexor retinaculum
left and right interosseous membrane
left and right lumbrical muscles (1,2,3a,3b,4a,4b)
left and right opponens digiti minimi left and right opponens pollicis
left and right palmar interosseous muscles (1,2,3)
left and right palmaris brevis
left and right pronator quadratus
left and right pronator teres
left and right supinator

Arm B

left and right extensor digiti minimi
left and right extensor digitorum
left and right extensor indicis
left and right extensor pollicis longus
left and right flexor digitorum profundus
left and right flexor digitorum superficialis
l eft and right palmaris longus

Arm C

left and right brachioradialis
left and right extensor carpi radialis brevis
left and right extensor carpi radialis longus
left and right extensor carpi ulnaris
left and right flexor carpi radialis
left and right flexor carpi ulnaris

Arm D

left and right deltoid
left and right lateral biceps brachii
left and right medial biceps brachii

Arm E

left and right brachialis
left and right triceps brachii lateral
left and right triceps brachii longus
left and right triceps brachii medius
left and right triceps brachii tendon

Hip

left and right gluteus maximus
left and right gluteus medius
left and right gluteus minimus
left and right iliacus
left and right inferior gemellus
left and right obturator externus
left and right obturator internus
left and right piriformis
left and right psoas major
left and right psoas minor
left and right quadratus femoris
left and right sacrotuberous ligament
left and right superior gemellus

Pelvic Floor

Levator ani – pubococcygeus part
Levator ani – iliococcygeus part
Coccygeus

Leg A

left and right adductor longus
left and right adductor magnus
left and right biceps femoris short head
left and right plantaris
left and right popliteus
left and right tensor fasciae latae
left and right vastus intermedius
left and right vastus medialis

Leg B

left and right adductor brevis
left and right biceps femoris long head
left and right gracilis
left and right pectineus
left and right rectus femoris
left and right sartorius
left and right semimembranosus
left and right semitendinosus
left and right vastus lateralis

Low Leg

left and right abductor digiti minimi (toe)
left and right abductor hallucis
left and right adductor hallucis
left and right Achilles tendon
left and right extensor digitorum brevis
left and right extensor digitorum longus
left and right extensor hallucis brevis
left and right extensor hallucis longus
left and right flexor digiti minimi brevis
left and right flexor digitorum brevis
left and right flexor digitorum longus
left and right flexor hallucis
left and right flexor hallucis brevis
left and right gastrocnemius
left and right interosseous dorsal
left and right interosseous membrane
left and right interosseous plantar
left and right lumbrical
left and right patellar ligament
left and right peroneus brevis
left and right peroneus longus
left and right peroneus tertius
left and right quadratus plantae
left and right soleus
left and right tibialis anterior
left and right tibialis posterior

Here at Zoic the Zygote models have been an incredible and powerful asset for production. Specifically on "CSI" it has allowed for a nearly complete transition away from traditional prop building for all of our human anatomy shots. We use Zygote to digitally create the intricate and mysterious worlds of the human body. This results in allowing us and the writers to explore almost any area of the human body one can imagine.

Kevin Quattro Lead Artist - Zoic Studios

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