Animation Details
Give a sudden retreat a readable, protective silhouette with Escaping from gun fire. The preview begins upright with a hand held near the chest, then moves into bent-knee steps and a turn away. Both arms rise around the head before the character continues with uneven, hurried strides, one forearm arched overhead. The hands gradually lower as the movement eases into a guarded, backward-leaning stance. Gunfire is the listing's story context; no attacker or incoming shots are visible in the preview.
 
Technical Specifications
The existing listing identifies the animation format as FBX. The product is associated with Escaping from gun fire.zip. Rig structure, animation timing, loop behavior and root-motion configuration have not been independently verified.
 
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Consider this performance for an FBX-based character pipeline after checking the supplied rig and import requirements. Compatibility with a particular application, engine or character is untested. Retargeting and cleanup may be needed, especially where the hands pass beside the head and the feet change direction. Preserve the turn and raised-arm silhouette when adapting the movement; review foot contact and the finishing posture before blending into a follow-on action.
 
Suitable Uses
Useful for an alarmed bystander retreat, a cinematic escape beat or a character reacting to an offscreen disturbance. The transition from an open-handed reaction to head shielding gives an editor several distinct moments to stage within a wider sequence. The closing hesitation can support a cut to another character or a separately authored recovery.
 
What's Included
The listed download is Escaping from gun fire.zip, described by the listing as an FBX animation asset. The archive inventory has not been inspected, so the exact file and take counts are unconfirmed. The displayed character, materials, props and scene presentation are not confirmed inclusions.
 
Tags
escape reaction, head shielding, raised arms, turning retreat, hurried steps, guarded stance, offscreen threat response, character animation, cinematic escape, FBX animation