Animation Details
Create a sideways turning reaction with the hands returning to a low carried-prop position. Hold the weapon and injuried by bullet shot_9 starts in a wide stance with both hands near the front of the hips. One arm opens outward while the other remains close to the waist. The figure turns through a short stepping adjustment, lifts a foot and tips the head and torso forward. The arm lowers as the body turns back and the hands regroup. The title provides the gunshot context; the preview shows a staged body response without establishing an injury.
 
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_9.zip. Its contents and technical settings remain unverified by file inspection.
 
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Select an import and retargeting route supported by your animation tools; application compatibility is untested. Review foot placement and balance through the turn on your chosen character. Check the arm extension, hand spacing and low prop position after retargeting. Prepare any prop alignment and connections to surrounding character states within your scene.
 
Suitable Uses
Consider the motion for a fictional action response, a short character interruption or cinematic previsualization. The outward arm and changing torso angle provide a clear silhouette shift while the hands settle back near the waist. Assess the performance from your intended camera angle, with enough space around the figure to retain the stepping movement.
 
What's Included
The listing links the named ZIP to this animation and attributes FBX and BVH formats to the download. Archive contents have not been inspected. The preview character, hand-linked guide, finished weapon, setting and effects are not confirmed as included.
 
Tags
turning reaction, stepping adjustment, arm extension, low hand position, standing recovery, fictional action, character response