Animation Details
Add a raised-knee step and turning recovery to a fictional impact scene. Hold the weapon and injuried by bullet shot_7 begins in a staggered stance with the forearms raised before the chest. The torso turns and leans back as one arm opens outward and drops beside the body. A bent knee lifts during the stepping adjustment, then the figure lowers into a flexed stance and brings the hands forward again. The closing posture resembles the opening carried-prop position. The title supplies the gunshot scenario; the preview establishes a performed reaction without showing a wound.
Technical Specifications
Catalog descriptions associated with this download list FBX and BVH animation formats. The attached archive is named Hold the weapon and injuried by bullet shot_7.zip. Its internal files and technical settings have not been inspected.
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Choose an import and retargeting route supported by your production tools; application compatibility is untested. Review the lifted knee, foot placement and torso turn on your character. Check hand spacing during the arm separation and recovery, then align any separately supplied prop to the changing grip position. Prepare scene transitions separately.
Suitable Uses
Consider the motion for a staged action interruption, a fictional character reaction or cinematic previsualization. The move from raised hands to an open arm and back creates a readable change in silhouette. Frame the figure so the leg adjustment remains visible, and assess how the recovery connects to the surrounding performance.
What's Included
The listing associates the named ZIP with this animation. FBX and BVH are catalog-stated formats, rather than verified archive contents. The preview character, hand-linked guide, finished weapon, scenery and effects are not confirmed as included.
Tags
staged reaction, raised-knee step, torso turn, arm separation, carried-prop posture, standing recovery, fictional action animation
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