{"name":"macaque","parts":[{"count":1,"kind":"animal","name":"macaque","params":{"coat":[136,114,84],"hair":"long","run_speed":1.14,"size":1.0,"uv_size":1.435,"walk_speed":0.29},"sources":["BigMaQ (https://github.com/martinivis/BigMaQ, commit a92d2d0): the low-poly template mesh of a rhesus macaque, its 115 bones and its weights; the template mesh came from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems and M. J. Black. World turns it to the pose at rest of the body plan and adds the eyes. MIT (the license of the repository of BigMaQ): https://github.com/martinivis/BigMaQ/blob/main/LICENSE","BigMaQ (L. Martini and others), pose reconstructions (https://zenodo.org/records/20663410): rhesus macaques, 40 frames each second; the walk is action 458, individual G, frames 157 to 183; the run is action 203, individual L, frames 58 to 76; the sit is action 415, individual G, frames 40 to 200 (each second frame). Changed by World (scripts/bigmaq_clips.exs): on the bones of World, the loops closed, the fingers and the toes level. CC BY 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/","A long-tailed macaque (khỉ đuôi dài, Macaca fascicularis): a male about 50 cm long without the tail, a tail longer than the body, a gray-brown coat with a lighter belly, a bare pink-brown face with pale upper lids, dark hands and feet. It walks on four limbs.","Macaca fascicularis: 38 to 55 cm long without the tail, a tail of 40 to 65 cm; a male 5 to 9 kg, a female 3 to 4 kg; the coat gray-brown to red-brown, the belly lighter (Wikipedia, Crab-eating macaque).","Primates walk on four limbs in the order hind left, front right, hind right, front left (diagonal sequence). The time of a step and the stride are a guess.","The shape, the stance, the sit, the tail and the colors from photos, side by side with renders: https://www.inaturalist.org/photos/178920422 (walk, Fábio Olmos, CC BY), https://www.inaturalist.org/photos/676657297 (stand, Óscar Sampedro, CC BY), https://www.inaturalist.org/photos/310110541 (stand, Lawrence Hylton, CC BY), https://www.inaturalist.org/photos/255353023 (sit, CC0), https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Macaca_fascicularis_Ao_Nang_5.jpg (sit), https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Long-tailed_macaque_(Macaca_fascicularis)_male_head_Angkor.jpg (face).","The lengths of the fur (fur): a guess from photos of the animal, not a measurement.","The template of primates is the mesh of a rhesus macaque of BigMaQ: on it the arms (the upper arm and the forearm) are 0.88 of the legs (the thigh and the shin), and the tail is 0.47 of the head and the body (measured on the mesh).","Wikipedia, Intermembral index (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermembral_index): the arms over the legs, times 100: 93 for Macaca fascicularis, so the arms 93 / 88 = 1.06 of the template (arm_length 1.06). The tail of the species is as long as the body or longer: tail_length 2.0, the most of the number (0.94 of the body). The narrower body and the thinner limbs and tail: a guess from photos.","The bare skin (no fur on the face, the muzzle, the ears, the hands and the feet) and its colors: a guess from photos of the animal, not a measurement."]}]}