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Animation Details

Pair backward stepping with an open hand held ahead of the body. Walk Backward 001 shows alternating leg movements while one forearm stays across the upper torso and the other reaches outward with a bent elbow. The knees lift and fold as the feet pass one another, and the shoulders shift slightly above the moving legs. Toward the finish, the stance opens out again while the raised arms remain in place. The media title describes holding something, although no finished carried object is established by the preview.

 

Technical Specifications

The listing identifies FBX as the animation format and names Walk backward 001.zip as its download. The archive remains uninspected; assess the delivered asset's technical setup before adding it to a production sequence.

 

Compatibility and Production Workflows

Use an importer supported by your animation software, then review the result on the intended character. Check the foot placements, knee clearance and spacing between the raised hands after retargeting. If your scene adds a separate object, evaluate its relationship to the changing wrist positions. Build transitions around the opening stance and the return to a wider foot placement at the finish.

 

Suitable Uses

Consider the motion for a fictional retreat, a guarded exchange or a character creating distance while keeping attention ahead. The upper-body gesture provides a clear visual anchor above the alternating steps. Camera framing can preserve the open hand and the lower-body movement together when the surrounding scene needs both signals to remain readable.

 

What's Included

The named ZIP is the listing's download, and FBX is its stated animation format. Archive contents remain uninspected. The preview character, any carried object, environment and presentation elements are not verified as included.

 

Tags

backward steps, raised arms, open hand, alternating footwork, bent elbows, retreat animation, character interaction, locomotion staging

Walk Backward 001

US$1.00價格
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