Animation Details
Conversation Whilie Stand 2 shows a standing figure moving from low, relaxed hands into a more open conversational pose. Small hand lifts begin near the waist. The figure then adjusts the feet, turns the torso toward a more frontal orientation and widens the stance while extending one arm outward.
The other hand stays nearer the abdomen and chest, making smaller changes as the extended arm remains presented. Head dips and weight shifts continue through the later portion. The preview finishes with that asymmetric gesture still active, giving editors a different exit pose from a neutral arms-down finish.
Technical Specifications
FBX is identified in the existing listing. Archive contents, source frame rate, skeleton definition and root-motion configuration have not been independently inspected. Visible foot placement changes do not confirm how movement is stored in the delivered animation.
Compatibility and Production Workflows
In Maya or Blender, FBX shot blocking could place the outward gesture toward a scene partner, display or doorway. For an Unreal character, use an appropriate skeleton or retargeting setup and inspect foot placement during the stance change. Check shoulder reach and hand clearance after adaptation. These are conditional production workflows, not asset-tested compatibility results.
Suitable Uses
A useful starting point for a character explaining a choice, presenting something beside them, responding during a standing conversation, or gesturing in a social-avatar scene. The wider stance and sustained arm extension can help maintain a visible gesture during a medium shot.
What's Included
Attached download: Conversation Whilie Stand 2.zip. The listing supports FBX format; no numerical file inventory is verified. Voice, facial performance, scene objects and interactive dialogue logic are not established as supplied content.
Tags
Standing dialogue animation, outward arm gesture, stance change, conversational body language, presentation gesture, narrative game, cinematic blocking, FBX animation.
