Animation Details
Stage the aftermath of a shove with a backward knockdown that carries through to a grounded finish. The character starts upright with the hands held in front, then throws both arms upward as the body recoils. The knees fold during the descent, the legs lift as the torso tips backward, and the body settles flat with the arms near the head. The listing describes a pushed reaction; the preview shows the falling character's performance.
Technical Specifications
FBX is the format stated by the listing. The attached package is a ZIP download, and the action shown is an upright-to-ground backward fall. Archive contents and technical settings have not been inspected, so additional file variants or a particular skeleton setup are not confirmed.
Compatibility and Production Workflows
For an action scene, align the onset of the recoil with your own shove, collision or off-screen force, then check the spacing through the raised-leg landing. The ending can provide a cut point for an aftermath shot or a separately authored recovery. Compatibility is untested: verify import, retargeting, scene scale and floor contact in your chosen production tools before integrating the motion.
Suitable Uses
Use this performance to block a confrontation, plan a stunt beat in previs, or give a game encounter a readable knockdown reaction. The large arm lift and backward descent suit shots where the loss of footing must be clear at a distance. A director can also use the grounded ending to explore the timing of an opponent's next move or a pause before the fallen character responds.
What's Included
The download is named Fell down after pushed by something.zip. The listing states FBX, without a verified inventory here. Preview markers and the display character are not evidence of included props, a partner animation or a character model. Supply any opposing character, impact effects and scene elements needed for the finished interaction.
Tags
backward knockdown, pushed reaction, falling character, recoil, raised arms, ground impact, confrontation, action staging, stunt previs, game encounter, FBX
