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Animation Details

Run to Climb changes from alternating running strides into a raised-knee passage and a compact forward fold. The figure begins with the torso inclined and the arms swinging beside the body. The hands reach forward as a knee lifts; the shoulders then tip down while the bent legs gather beneath the torso. The arms lower alongside the legs during the folded pose, then open as the body rises and running steps resume. The movement settles into smaller steps with the head angled downward. A climbing surface is not visible, so obstacle contact is not established by the preview.

 

Technical Specifications

The listing identifies FBX animation format and names Run to climb.zip as the download. These are listing details; the archive has not been inspected to verify its contents or technical settings.

 

Compatibility and Production Workflows

Use an import and retargeting route supported by your animation tools; compatibility is untested. Review the high knee, forward hand reach and folded torso on your chosen character. Check clearance against any separately built scene geometry and adjust the character's placement as needed. Prepare transitions around the approach, compact pose and return to smaller stepping movements.

 

Suitable Uses

Consider the motion for a fictional traversal sequence, an animated obstacle passage or character movement previsualization. The change from extended strides to a gathered body shape provides a distinct visual beat. A view that preserves the knee and shoulder silhouette can make the fold and subsequent rise easier to read within your scene.

 

What's Included

Run to climb.zip is the named listing download, with FBX stated as the animation format. Archive contents remain unverified. The preview character, climbing structure, environment and scene effects are not established as included.

 

Tags

run to climb, raised knee, forward reach, folded torso, compact transition, running character, traversal choreography

Run to Climb

US$1.00價格
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