Animation Details
Afraid of someone while drinking stages an interruption through a seated-to-standing response. The preview begins with the character leaning forward, forearms close to the thighs and head turned to one side. The torso then straightens, the elbows open away from the body and one hand stays low as the character begins to rise.
A briefly crossed foot position resolves into small adjustment steps and a wider standing stance. The head continues to change direction while the arms settle beside the body. This gives the scene a readable progression from a quiet seated moment to an alert, standing response, with space for the other character's approach or dialogue to motivate the movement.
 
Technical Specifications
The existing listing identifies FBX and BVH animation formats. Motion category: seated reaction, rising and standing foot adjustments. Source frame rate, skeleton details and root-motion configuration have not been independently confirmed.
 
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Maya or Blender FBX workflows can support matching the seated start to your scene and checking the rise against your character's proportions. MotionBuilder offers a potential FBX retargeting route after suitable characterization. Check seat height, foot contact and any separately added prop alignment; these workflows have not been asset-tested.
 
Suitable Uses
Tense café encounters, interrupted conversations, bar-scene confrontations and narrative cutscenes. The gradual rise and stance adjustment can communicate that a seated character has become attentive to an approaching presence.
 
What's Included
Attached download: Afraid of someone while drinking.zip. Listing inventory: three FBX and two BVH files. The archive contents have not been independently inspected.
 
Tags
seated reaction, sit to stand, interrupted conversation, cautious rising, dialogue staging, character animation, FBX, BVH