Butcher

Note: 14,440 triangles including the outline shell; soles at y = 0, facing +Z. The crown of the head is at 1.78 m and the boater adds about 3 cm (bounds 1.82 m with the outline). The head and hat are drawn 12% over life size for the comic read. 25 mixamorig bones, no finger bones (block fists weighted to the Hand bones). Every bone has an identity rest rotation (world-aligned), so retarget Mixamo or other clips by bone name with a rest-pose-aware retargeter (Blender, Unity Humanoid, Godot BoneMap, three.js SkeletonUtils.retargetClip) rather than copying raw Mixamo quaternions. Eight skinned meshes share one skeleton (one glTF skin each, same 25 joints). Weights: at most 4 per vertex, normalised, blended over short bands at the shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and neck. The cleaver is weighted 100% to mixamorig:RightHand and the hat 100% to mixamorig:Head. The comic look ships in the file: one 256x32 ink-hatch texture drawn in code is embedded, and each vertex's UV picks its hatch density from a baked key light (upper front, from the character's right). The black outline is a real inverted-hull mesh (butcher.outline), skinned with the same weights and using an unlit single-sided material, so it renders in any glTF viewer without a custom shader. Because the shading is baked, it does not change when the character is lit differently or turned. The 3-step cel ramp seen in the studio viewer is viewer-only. The GLB stores the toon materials as matte PBR (metallic 0, roughness 1) with the hatch map. The exporter writes one material copy per mesh, so there are 16 material entries for 13 roles. In three.js, GLTFLoader strips ':' and '.' from names (mixamorigHips, butcherbody). glb-lint run with only --plan reports UNVERIFIED (no requirements contract); with design-check/requirements.json it is PASS with 0 errors. No lights, cameras, ground or animation clips.