Animation Details
Drinking Alcohol 4 suits a seated scene where the hand travels down beside the knee before a face-level drinking gesture. From an upright pose with the arms bent in front of the torso, the character extends one arm down and outward, brings that hand to the mouth area, then lowers it toward the knee again. The opposite hand stays near the thigh for much of the action. A small forward lean and an inward hand movement close the preview. The title identifies the action as drinking; no rendered drink or vessel is visible.
 
Technical Specifications
The listing-supported format is FBX. The preview establishes the low reach, face-level hand position and seated upper-body movement. Source clip length, frame rate, skeleton specification, root motion and loop behavior are not verified.
 
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Plan the low reach before placing nearby furniture or a separate drink prop. A table or armrest positioned too high may interrupt the hand path beside the knee. Check the hand-to-mouth alignment after retargeting, keep the resting hand clear of the thigh surface, and allow for the closing forward lean. Any prop pickup, attachment or release needs to be staged for the target scene; application compatibility has not been tested.
 
Suitable Uses
Use the low-to-high reach for a lounge-chair drinking moment, a seated break with a drink positioned below table height, or a medium-shot insert in a social scene. The arm's descent and return offer practical cut points around the face-level gesture. Furniture and drink placement can establish the specific setting without requiring a change to the basic seated action.
 
What's Included
The attached archive is named Drinking Alcohol  4.zip. FBX is named in the listing, but the download contents have not been inspected. A vessel, seating, character mesh, prop-attachment setup and scene assets are not confirmed inclusions.
 
Tags
seated drinking gesture, low side reach, knee-level hand path, hand-to-mouth pose, closing forward lean, lounge-chair scene, seated break animation, FBX motion.