Animation Details
Add a restrained dance groove to a character moment with Emote 4. The preview begins with the figure standing and making small head and posture changes. The movement develops into bent-knee weight shifts, short side steps and a rocking motion through the hips and torso.
The hands remain close to the front of the body, moving around the lower abdomen and upper thighs while the shoulders turn slightly with each shift. One leg extends outward as the other takes the weight. The compact gestures keep attention on the hips, knees and changing stance; the preview ends while the swaying action is still underway.
 
Technical Specifications
The existing listing identifies the animation format as FBX. The observed motion combines an initial standing section with a low, side-to-side dance phrase. Animation-file duration, source frame rate, skeleton specifications and root-motion configuration have not been independently checked. Repeated sways alone do not verify a seamless loop.
 
Compatibility and Production Workflows
When adapting the motion to another character, review the hands against clothing and the front of the thighs, then check foot placement through the lateral weight changes. An FBX-capable workflow may be used to prepare and retarget the asset; no particular software or rig import has been verified. Choose a suitable entry point and build a finish or blend that fits your scene.
 
Suitable Uses
A candidate for a relaxed party scene, a character responding to music or an understated social-avatar dance. The standing lead-in can help stage a moment where a character gradually joins in. Keep enough of the lower body in shot to show the bent knees and side steps; a tight head-and-shoulders crop would lose much of the performance.
 
What's Included
Download archive listed: Emote 4.zip. The FBX format follows the listing, while the internal file count and package contents remain unchecked. The preview character, outfit and scene presentation are not confirmed as included assets.
 
Tags
Emote 4, hip sway, compact dance, side steps, bent-knee groove, low hand gestures, standing transition, party scene, social avatar, FBX