Animation Details
Follow a compact wind-up into a high arm sweep with Throws something_3. The preview shows a single standing figure shifting the feet and turning through the hips and shoulders. The hands move forward as the knees bend, then one arm draws back while the other extends away from the body. The raised hand passes overhead during the forward sweep. The torso follows the arm, the rear heel lifts, and the hands lower as the figure settles upright. A specific thrown object is not established by the preview.
Technical Specifications
The listing identifies FBX as the animation format and names Throws something_3.zip as the download. The archive's internal organization and export settings remain uninspected here. Review the supplied animation as part of your scene preparation before relying on its setup.
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Use an import and retargeting route supported by your animation tools; compatibility is untested. Check the changing shoulder angle, elbow extension and the rear foot's contact through the sweep. Review the downward follow-through against the receiving pose in your sequence. If adding a separate object, match its release timing and trajectory to the hand path. Prepare entry and exit transitions around the standing poses.
Suitable Uses
Consider the gesture for a fictional throw, an object-interaction scene or action previsualization. A camera that keeps both arms visible can show the contrast between the extended supporting arm and the raised throwing arm. Assess the final body orientation against the next character action, and retain the settling movement when the scene needs a pause.
What's Included
The named ZIP is the listing's download, and FBX is the stated animation format. Archive contents remain unverified. The preview character, thrown object, target, setting, sound and effects are not verified as included. Plan those scene elements separately when preparing the sequence.
Tags
throwing gesture, overhead arm sweep, shoulder rotation, bent knees, heel lift, standing recovery, character action
