Animation Details
Dumbbell V-Sit Cross Jab features a character moving from a reclined, bent-knee position into a more upright seated pose with a dumbbell in each hand. From the raised position, the character sends the hands forward in alternating cross-body punches, turning the torso with the arm action. The hands return close to the chest before the torso lowers again. The changing recline and compact punches give this floor-level performance a distinct silhouette.
Technical Specifications
The current listing identifies FBX as the animation format and provides a ZIP archive. The archive has not been inspected to confirm its contents. Frame rate, duration, rig hierarchy, bone count, root-motion behavior and seamless looping have not been independently verified; preview playback does not establish these properties.
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Confirm the supplied FBX version and rig requirements before importing or retargeting. Review pelvis height, the reclined-to-seated transition and the hands' crossing paths on your character. Check floor alignment, torso clearance and any separately supplied dumbbell props through the punching action. Asset-specific software compatibility has not been tested.
Suitable Uses
A candidate for a floor-level virtual fitness scene, a seated activity tile in an animated interface or a gym game sequence that needs a change from standing motions. The torso rise followed by alternating punches can also provide a distinct beat in a cinematic fitness montage or a reference study of seated arm-and-body coordination.
What's Included
The listed download is 02 Dumbbell V-Sit Cross Jab.zip, with FBX advertised in the current description. The archive contents, file count and any additional takes have not been inspected. The character model and dumbbells visible in the preview are not confirmed as included.
Tags
dumbbell V-sit cross jab animation, seated cross-body punches, reclining torso motion, alternating arm action, bent-knee pose, floor-level fitness animation, virtual gym, seated activity interface, cinematic fitness.
