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Lemmy

You need Sprops, Collision resizer, and Axis and Ballsocket centre for this to work.

It has movable limbs with ragdoll-like physics.

When posing the limbs I advise you grab them by the joints with the Physgun to set the limbs into position, start with the ones attached to the torso and once they're in position, grab the elbows or knees to pose them as well.

Make sure you hold the torso and freeze it after unfreezing the rest of the model to prevent issues.



Lore: A species of large arthropods that graze upon grass and live in herds, similar to modern cattle.

Although grass is their primary source of food, they can also feed on fruits, leaves, flowers and occasionally swallow seeds, certain types of seeds are able to withstand the Lemmy's digestive acids found in their stomach and be excreted fully intact and able to grow into plant life, giving the Lemmy an ecological role of spreading plant species to new areas.

They're commonly seen in places with abundant amounts of vegetation, such as grasslands, forests and will migrate through different places depending on the seasonal climate.

During their mating season, male Lemmies will compete for females by producing various mating calls, often ranging in pitch and volume, though they do not posses vocal cords, they're able to produce these calls using air in their lungs and muscles in their throat.

Female Lemmies will join the herd with the most preferred calls and will be pregnant with up to three babies at a time for roughly 5 months, once they're born they will be able to walk independently after a couple of hours.

In the event that the herd is threatened, adult Lemmies will circle around their young and use their pointed legs to stab any predators that get too close, their legs are covered in barbs and cause massive damage when pulled out abruptly.

Lemmies have a lifespan of 30 years and become mature adults at 5 years old, they will remain with the herd until they've reached their maximum size at 4.5 ft in height by the time they're 10 years old and depart to start their own herds, usually going separate ways from their siblings to prevent inbreeding.