Animation Details
Move from a held pose into an uneven running passage. Stand Idle to Running shows a figure initially keeping a hunched stance with the head lowered and a knee bent. The body then lifts into repeated alternating steps, with raised knees and folded trailing legs. The torso dips and rises as the arms swing outward, sometimes lifting a hand above shoulder level. The shoulders and head tilt through the strides, giving the run an irregular silhouette. The source places the animation in a zombie context; the preview shows the movement on a display character.
 
Technical Specifications
The source identifies FBX animation format and names Stand idle to running.zip as the download. The archive has not been opened to inspect the animation data. The description follows the visible held pose and subsequent running steps without assigning a measured travel speed.
 
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Test import and retargeting in your chosen animation tools. Review the raised knees, trailing feet and changing torso angle on the receiving character. Check the broad arm swings against nearby scenery. Prepare transitions around the initial stance and the running passage to fit your scene's staging.
 
Suitable Uses
Consider the motion for a fictional pursuit, an undead character becoming active or horror scene previsualization. The change from a hunched hold to repeated strides can help mark a shift in activity. Choose a camera that keeps the legs and outward arm movements readable, and assess the sequence against the intended pacing.
 
What's Included
The listing names the ZIP download and states FBX as its format. Archive contents remain uninspected here. The preview character, zombie appearance, environment and effects are not verified as included assets. Review the supplied material before planning the character presentation and surrounding action.
 
Tags
idle to running, hunched stance, alternating strides, raised knees, outward arm swings, horror character, locomotion transition