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Hi! Yes, it's the same content on both platforms, so you won't miss out on anything regardless of where you buy it!

Here on itch.io, the Unity package is included too, but you can also optionally download versions better suited for Godot or Unreal, without Unity-specific files like .meta files or prefabs. The actual assets are the same.

The only difference is the licensing: purchases here on itch.io come with a Single Entity license, while the Unity Asset Store also offers a Multi Entity option for big companies that need to share the assets with affiliated companies or external contractors.

Other than that, feel free to buy it wherever you prefer!

Hello! Thanks! Those are great suggestions. I will keep them in mind for future updates. I'm sure I will add at least one of those . Thanks again!

Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a kind message! All the best with your game and hope all your hard work pays off!

You can put a link to my website: www.keviniglesias.com

Thank you!

Hello! You can use the Blender source file to export all animations into one single file.

Hello! The only change was the addition of the Unity package, which contains files that work better with Unity. The original files (Human Soldier Animations.zip) were not updated, the package was just renamed to Human Soldier Animations Godot/Unreal.
Thank you for your comment and for using my animations!

Hello, thanks for commenting! You can use the Blender files in the Animations folder (look for the zip file: HumanSoldierAnimationsFREE_BlenderFiles.zip) directly instead of importing the animation FBX files

Thanks for the feedback! It would be really helpful if you could mention the name of the attack animation you're referring to. That way I can take a closer look and better understand your feedback.

Thanks for the feedback! I'll take a look at it when I get the chance. I may either improve the walking and running or keep them as they are and add some new variations that feel less "wooden".

Thank you so much for your support and for purchasing the full pack! I'm really glad to hear you're enjoying it, especially the swimming animations.

I also appreciate your feedback. I'll try to add climbing and crawling animations in future updates.

Regarding the running animation, thanks for pointing that out. I'll revisit it and see how I can improve the sense of speed and dynamics and adding more jumping animation variants.

Thank you for using my animations!

Yep! ❤️ You can use these animations in your game, including commercial projects. No need to ask for permission, and attribution is appreciated but not required.

Thank you very much!!!

You mean the attacks? To have a bit forward root motion? Because the movement animations should already have a root motion version.

Should be fixed now in both the FBX and Blender files, in both the free and full versions.

Yes, it's something I'd like to add in the future. Right now, though, my main focus is on fixing bugs, improving stability, and polishing the existing features before expanding weapon templates and models.

Thank you! That means a lot to hear!

Oops, that is not the intended result. Did you use the FBX version or the Blender file? Also, which software is this screenshot from?

Thank you! I noticed the issue exists in the Blender files too, from both the free and the full version. Will fix it as soon as possible

Then it looks like I need to re-export and re-upload them correctly. Thank you for pointing this out, and sorry for the inconvenience. In the meantime, you can open the Blender files and export the animations yourself

Thank you! Are you using the default FBX files, or did you export the animations from the Blender files? The animations you mentioned have a left hand IK constraint, but it seems the IK didn't export correctly.

Hello you mean this? https://www.keviniglesias.com/basicMotions/Viewer/demo.html
Or the old demo game https://www.keviniglesias.com/basicMotions/Game/play.html?

They are still up but they use old animations and I don't have plans to update them for the moment.

Here are some weapon examples of what you can create with Armory Crafter:

Hey everyone!

I wanted to share a tool I’ve been working on called Armory Crafter, a modular 3D weapon prop editor.

The idea behind the project was to offer a library of 3D weapon models but in a way the customers can easily edit the models and make them fit in their projects.

I originally started this project back in 2018 as a Unity asset/plugin that only worked inside the Unity Editor and was based entirely around prefabs, but it did not go very far, so I shifted my focus to 3D animation work instead.

Now, with more experience, I’ve managed to evolve it into a standalone application with a much more flexible workflow, including support for exporting to standard 3D formats such as FBX and glTF.

Some of the features include:

• Combine different part models from the included library using weapon templates.
• Edit colors, apply gradients, PBR surfaces, normal maps, and additional textures from the built-in library to create layered visual effects.
• Create custom materials and reuse them across different part models and projects.
• Export simple or PBR textures in PNG format.
• Export 3D models in OBJ, FBX, or glTF format.
• Save weapon projects to continue working on them later or on a different computer.

The tool was made using Unity, but works as a standalone program (does not require Unity to be installed).

You can see more details, screenshots, and videos here:
https://kevdev.itch.io/armory-crafter

I’d love to hear your thoughts or feedback. Happy to answer questions as well!

Thanks for checking it out!

Hi! I recently uploaded new FBX animations compatible with Godot and Unreal. Blender source files are also included. In any case, I recommend trying the free version before purchasing the full version: https://kevdev.itch.io/human-melee-animatons-free

Hi, thank you for your download! Yes, the playtime range may not be the right one by default because I used an old version of Blender. The correct frame range values are in each actions Custom Properties. More information here: https://www.keviniglesias.com/animationBlenderFiles.html

Hi! Yes, it should fit without a lot of tweaking. Try the free version first and see if it fits well enough: https://kevdev.itch.io/human-soldier-animations-free

Thank you! The Unity Asset Store version includes the .meta files that makes the FBX ready to use. And I keep them in different FBX so users can select which animations to import. But I will consider to use .anim files in the future. For Godot I'm planning to also making easier the import. I will consider uploading .tres or glTF files. Thank you for the suggestion!

Hello! I tried in the past retargeting my animations in Unreal but I could not find a reliable and easy-enough way to do that. Seems like the same FBX that works for Unity does not seem to work well with Unreal. They need to be exported in a different way. I'm planning to upload the FBX versions that work better for Unreal. Also, Blender animation files are now included, so everybody can be export them in other versions of FBX or formats like gltf. I know it works good in Godot, maybe is the same case for Unreal.

Thank you very much for the kind words and for purchasing my animations!

Hi, thank you for your purchase! Yes, it's something I have in mind and other users have already suggested it. I’ll try to add it in the next update. Thank you for your feedback!

You can retarget the animations into other humanoid models like the ones from Mixamo. The process varies depending on the 3D software you’re using.

Unity:

Godot (FBX):

Godot (glTF files from Blender source files):
https://www.keviniglesias.com/animationBlenderFiles.html

Thank you so much! Really appreciate you letting me know! I’m glad the Blender files make it easier to get the animations working in Godot!

Hi! Are you referring to the male FBX or the Blender files? Also, which game engine are you using? If you can share a few more details, I’ll be able to help you better. You can also write me at support@keviniglesias.com

Hi! Thank you for the kind words!

Regarding the issue, it seems to be related to the FBX version I previously uploaded for Godot and Unreal. Unfortunately, that version can cause problems in Unity. Since I include the Blender source files for the animations, Godot and Unreal users can export them in their preferred format, but it looks like I forgot to upload the Unity-compatible FBX files.

Please, download the animations from here: Human Melee Warriors FREE - Unity Asset Store

Sorry for the inconvenience, and thanks for your understanding!

Thanks for letting me know. Since you're using Blender, I definitely recommend working directly with the .blend files rather than importing the FBX versions. The FBX exports are primarily intended for use in game engines like Unity or Unreal, which have different axis orientations and scale conventions. That can sometimes lead to issues like the rotated root pose or mismatched scale you're seeing.

Also, when importing FBXs back into Blender, you might lose important structure like the Armature object or the root bone hierarchy. The .blend files retain the exact setup as intended, so they’re the most reliable starting point for Blender-based workflows.

That said, at some point I was experimenting with different FBX versions to support both Godot and Unreal. I don’t quite remember which version I used for this particular upload. In the next update of Human Basic Motions, I’ll go back to using the solid FBX export settings I’ve used reliably in the past. I’ll double-check this and hopefully resolve the issue.

Let me know if you encounter any other issues.

Thank you! Could you share more details about the scale and root pose issues you noticed? Also, knowing which game engine you're using would help, FBX exports need to be tailored for specific engines. That's why I included the Blender animation files, so you can re-export them in the way that best suits your setup.

Hey! I recommend starting with the free version first: https://kevdev.itch.io/basic-motions-free

If you end up using it in a cool project and can show me what you're working on, feel free to email me, we can definitely talk about getting you the full version.

Thank you for your replies!

It’s a shame that this functionality doesn’t seem to be implemented on itch.io yet. As a seller, I would personally be happy to increase my revenue sharing with the platform if this EU VAT handling issue were resolved. I believe this improvement would encourage more professional buyers to make purchases here. From all the platforms where I sell my assets, itch.io is actually the second-best in terms of revenue for me, so I want and I will stay and would be great to see it improve further.

As feedback to the itch.io team:
I strongly recommend implementing proper EU VAT handling. Many other digital platforms already support this. The typical process looks like this:

• At checkout, there is a field for buyers to enter their VAT ID.

• The system validates the VAT number, checks if seller setted up correctly their EU VAT in their account settings, and checks if both buyer and seller EU VAT IDs are valid through the VIES .

• If the buyer's VAT is valid and the seller is also VAT-registered, the VAT charge is automatically changed to 0.

With the growing number of freelancers and indie studios in the EU, I think this feature will become increasingly important.

Thanks again, and I really hope the itch.io team will consider adding this functionality in the near future.

Hello,

I submitted a support request (Ticket #280191) over 10 days ago but haven't received a response, so I’m following up here in hopes of getting assistance.

I am a sole proprietor freelance based in the European Union and possess a valid VIES EU VAT ID, which should exempt me from paying VAT on intra-EU transactions between VAT-registered businesses.

However, I’m unable to find a field to enter my VAT number either in my account settings or during checkout when purchasing games/assets. As a result, I am being charged VAT even when buying from other EU sellers.

This issue concerns me not just for my own purchases, but also because potential customers with valid EU VAT numbers may be discouraged from buying my assets if they’re incorrectly charged VAT.

 I’ve also explored the “Direct to You” payout mode, but didn’t find an option to input my VAT number there either.

Could you please clarify how I can register my VAT number properly here on itch.io, and how to ensure that neither I nor my EU-based customers are incorrectly charged VAT?

Thanks in advance!