Animation Details
Dance 7 moves through a raised-arm opening, a compact forward bend and a sequence of knee lifts and turning steps. The character begins with both arms overhead, opens them sideways and lowers them while adjusting the feet. The torso then folds forward with the hands beside the head.
The movement opens out again as one knee lifts high and the arms change position around the face and chest. Bent-knee steps carry the figure through side-facing orientations, with the hands spreading and lowering. The final portion returns toward a frontal view with staggered foot placements and the arms down. No floorwork is visible.
Technical Specifications
The existing listing identifies FBX animation format. File quantity, source timing, skeleton structure and root-motion configuration have not been independently verified through archive inspection. The preview does not establish a seamless repeat or a particular dance genre.
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Maya or Blender FBX shot blocking could help retain the bowed phase and raised-knee movement within a full-body camera composition. MotionBuilder retargeting may be useful with suitable character definitions. For Unreal integration, an appropriate skeleton setup would be required. Inspect hand clearance around the head and clothing deformation during the bends; these workflows are not asset-tested.
Suitable Uses
Suitable for an animated stage performance, a character showcase or a dance insert within a party scene. The shift from upright arms to a folded posture gives editors contrasting body shapes to frame, while the later stepping phase can lead into another performance after pose continuity is checked.
What's Included
Attached download: Dance 7.zip. FBX is listing-supported. Character models, audio, facial animation, stage scenery and interactive performance systems are not verified as included.
Tags
Dance animation, overhead arms, bowed torso, raised knee, turning steps, character performance, party-scene animation, full-body showcase, FBX animation.
