Animation Details
Climb the Wall and Jump presents a compact traversal performance with raised-hand reaches, tucked leg movements and a low finish. The character begins with deeply bent knees and one hand near the face, then alternates the arms overhead. The hands subsequently move nearer shoulder level while the bent legs change position beneath the torso.
One knee lifts higher as both hands reach downward in front of the body. The character moves into a low posture, opens one arm to the side while keeping the other hand low, briefly rises and finishes crouched with the hands near floor level. No wall or platform is rendered, so the intended contact surfaces and traversal geometry require scene-specific setup.
 
Technical Specifications
Listed animation format: FBX. Motion category: climbing-style reaches, tucked leg movement and low recovery. Source frame rate, skeleton details, root motion and seamless looping have not been independently confirmed.
 
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Maya's FBX import can support matching the reach and recovery phases to a cinematic environment. Unreal Engine's skeleton-retargeting workflows may suit a game avatar with appropriate setup. Review hand and foot placement, limb clearance and facing changes against separately constructed geometry. These workflows have not been asset-tested.
 
Suitable Uses
Parkour-themed film scenes, game-character traversal, obstacle-interaction studies and animated action sequences. The changing hand heights and tucked poses can supply distinct movement phases for a staged climb, provided the environment and surrounding transitions are fitted to the observed motion.
 
What's Included
Attached download: Climb the wall and jump.zip. The listing identifies FBX animation; archive contents remain uninspected. Inclusion of the preview character, wall, platform, collision setup, controller logic, audio or native application project is unconfirmed.
 
Tags
Climb the Wall and Jump animation, raised-hand reaches, tucked legs, low recovery, traversal performance, parkour scene, avatar movement, FBX