Animation Details
Dancing Girl_1 combines low folded poses, broad leg extensions and a brief hand-supported floor phase. From a tucked opening, the torso rises while the legs remain folded and the arms lift beside the head. Another forward bow leads into a higher, more open pose.
Turning steps develop into an airborne bent-leg movement. The character lowers through a hand-supported position and a compact crouch, then rises into extended arms and a long forward leg placement. Later movements include a raised knee, overhead reaches and smaller turning steps. The preview finishes upright with the arms lowered, giving this sequence a visible recovery after its larger actions.
Technical Specifications
FBX format is identified by the existing listing. Archive inspection has not verified file quantity, source timing, skeleton definition or root-motion configuration. The preview does not establish seamless looping or procedural landing behavior.
Compatibility and Production Workflows
MotionBuilder FBX retargeting may support adaptation with suitable character definitions. Maya or Blender can help align the supporting hands and feet to a scene floor. For Unreal character use, an appropriate skeleton setup would be needed. Inspect contact points, leg clearance and clothing deformation through the low-to-high transitions. These workflows have not been tested with this archive.
Suitable Uses
Useful for an animated performance reel, a staged solo dance or a cinematic passage that needs changes in height and silhouette. A full-body camera can retain the floor phase and extended-leg shapes, while the upright ending offers an editing point before another action.
What's Included
Attached download: Dancing girl_1.zip. FBX is listing-supported. Character models, audio, facial animation, stage scenery and performance-control systems are not verified as supplied content.
Tags
Dancing Girl variation, tucked pose, bent-leg leap, hand-supported floor movement, long leg extension, standing recovery, cinematic dance performance, FBX animation.
