Animation Details
Back step with bullet shot presents a staged hit reaction with several changes in balance and torso angle. The preview begins in a wide, bent-knee stance with the hands held low across the body. The head drops and the shoulders turn as the character shifts weight and lifts a foot into a short recovery step.
The body dips sideways and forward, then rises through another stepping adjustment. A later backward lean lifts the head before the figure returns to a wider, lower-handed stance. The character remains standing throughout the displayed sequence. The performance provides visible reaction and recovery movement, without establishing a specific wound, projectile path or physical impact simulation.
Technical Specifications
File format: FBX, according to the existing listing. Motion category: standing bullet-hit-style reaction with torso dips and recovery steps. Source frame rate, rig details, root-motion implementation and seamless-loop behavior have not been independently confirmed.
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Cinema 4D's FBX animation import can support timing the body reaction to your separately staged scene cue. Review foot contact and low hand placement after retargeting, particularly during the side dip and backward lean. This workflow has not been asset-tested; impact effects and event logic require separate setup.
Suitable Uses
Action-film reaction inserts, game hit-response cinematics and staged encounters that keep the character upright. The repeated balance changes offer several editing accents, while the recovered stance can connect to a separate movement, dialogue or subsequent reaction.
What's Included
Attached download: Back step with bullet shot.zip. The listing identifies FBX animation. Archive contents have not been independently inspected; weapon models, bullet effects, audio, damage systems and ragdoll physics are unconfirmed.
Tags
bullet-hit-style reaction animation, standing recovery, torso dip, backward lean, short recovery steps, cinematic action response, FBX
