Animation Details
Give a dance break a clear footwork focus with Emote 3. The character moves from an upright stance into alternating knee lifts, outward leg extensions and crossing steps. A bent leg draws behind the supporting leg between kicks, while the body dips and shifts its weight from side to side.
The arms stay mostly low, moving beside the hips or briefly across the abdomen as the shoulders lean with the steps. The repeated kick-and-recover pattern creates a lively full-body silhouette. Toward the end, the feet come back under the body and the character settles upright with the arms down.
 
Technical Specifications
The listing identifies FBX animation content. The preview shows a standing dance performance with low kicks, knee bends and weight transfers. Source frame rate, bone count, root-motion settings and seamless-loop behavior have not been verified from the animation files.
 
Compatibility and Production Workflows
For retargeting, pay particular attention to crossed-leg clearance, the lifted foot and contact on the supporting foot. Different character proportions can change the spacing of the kicks and the low hand positions. An FBX-capable animation pipeline provides a starting point; a specific rig or application import has not been tested. Review the standing entry and finish when building transitions.
 
Suitable Uses
Use the busy footwork as a player-triggered celebration, a dance-floor solo or a rhythmic accent in an avatar showcase. A full-length shot lets viewers follow the crossing steps and outward kicks. It can also provide reference for blocking a playful dance passage in a short film. Leave room beside the performer and match any added music in the edit.
 
What's Included
The attached download is named Emote 3.zip. FBX animation is stated in the listing; the archive contents and file count have not been inspected. The character model and presentation assets seen in the preview are not confirmed as part of the download.
 
Tags
Emote 3, dance animation, alternating kicks, knee lifts, crossing steps, low arm swings, weight shifts, avatar celebration, dance-floor motion, FBX