Animation Details
Drinking Alcohol 9 begins with a seated settling movement before the drinking gesture. The character brings the hands toward the lap, leans forward and makes small head and torso adjustments. One arm then reaches down and outward beside the knee, returns across the lap and lifts to the mouth. After holding the hand near the face, the arm lowers in front of the chest and extends back down to the side. The other hand remains close to the thigh during the main action.
Technical Specifications
The listing states FBX animation. The visible sequence contains seated preparation, a side reach, a mouth-level hold and an arm return. The downloadable file structure, source frame rate, skeleton, root motion and loop behavior have not been verified. Preview samples establish the broader movement rather than exact contact or timing data.
Compatibility and Production Workflows
For shot blocking, use the forward lean as preparation and allow space beside the knee for the outward reach. Check hand-to-face distance and forearm clearance on the intended character, then match the seated body to the scene furniture. In a game interaction, transitions should be reviewed around the opening settle and the final lowered-arm pose. Import and retargeting results for this asset have not been tested.
Suitable Uses
The measured lead-in can fit a character pausing during a conversation, an isolated seated performance in a short film or a social interaction in a narrative game. Its combination of leaning forward and lifting the hand offers a clear physical beat for medium-shot staging without requiring the scene to change location.
What's Included
The attached archive is named Drinking Alcohol 9.zip. FBX is the listing-supported format, and the archive contents remain uninspected. The listing preview does not confirm delivery of a character mesh, furniture, props or audio.
Tags
FBX seated animation, drinking gesture, forward lean, lap movement, low side reach, hand-to-mouth hold, narrative game interaction, medium-shot blocking.
