Animation Details
Drunken Passenger begins in a seated pose with the hands resting on the thighs. The character dips the head, lifts a hand toward the face and leans markedly backward and to one side as both arms reach forward and upward. Much of the preview sustains this off-center posture with small arm, knee and foot adjustments. Near the end, the body sways across to the other side and settles into a wide, bent-knee pose with one hand raised beside the head and the other arm extended outward. The passenger and intoxication context comes from the title; the preview shows the isolated character performance.
Technical Specifications
FBX is specified in the listing. The visible motion centers on seated posture changes, a prolonged backward-sideways lean and a larger closing sway. Source duration, frame rate, skeleton structure, root-motion data and loop behavior have not been verified. The preview does not establish vehicle movement or seat geometry.
Compatibility and Production Workflows
For a passenger scene, fit the seated pose to your chosen seat and check hip placement, foot support and the room needed by the raised arms. Review the deep torso lean and closing sideways movement for intersections after retargeting. Vehicle movement and surrounding scenery would need separate staging. Asset-specific compatibility and import behavior have not been tested.
Suitable Uses
Use this performance for a fictional comedic passenger scene, a stylized seated reaction or a character vignette built around exaggerated body sway. The sustained lean can provide a readable character silhouette in a wider shot, while the late change of direction creates a separate reaction beat. It is also useful for previsualizing arm clearance and body placement within a planned interior.
What's Included
The attached archive is named Drunken passenger.zip. FBX is the listing-supported format; archive contents have not been inspected. No character mesh, seat, vehicle, environment or audio are confirmed as included.
Tags
FBX passenger animation, seated character performance, backward lean, sideways sway, raised arms, bent-knee pose, comedic reaction, animated vignette, interior scene blocking, previsualization.
