Animation Details
Give a standing character a small change of attitude before the next scene beat. Stand to Idle begins with one hand resting at the hip and the opposite arm hanging beside the body. The figure shifts its weight, turns the head and shoulders, then releases the raised elbow and lowers that hand. Both arms settle near the sides as the body adopts a quieter upright stance. The feet make a modest repositioning during the change. Small movements through the chest and hands remain visible after the larger adjustment, keeping attention on posture rather than travel.
 
Technical Specifications
The source listing identifies FBX as the animation format and names Stand to idle.zip as the download. These details come from the listing; the archive contents have not been independently inspected. The visible evidence supports an upright posture change with restrained movement.
 
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Check the import and retargeting options available in your chosen animation tools. Review the hip contact of the opening hand, elbow clearance and foot placement on your character. Adjust the surrounding scene transitions to fit the change from the asymmetrical opening pose to the lowered arms.
 
Suitable Uses
Consider this motion for an NPC waiting moment, a conversational pause or a character presentation shot. The hand leaving the hip can mark a shift in attention without a large gesture. A medium or full-body camera view can keep the arm release and accompanying weight shift readable within a dialogue scene.
 
What's Included
The named ZIP is the source listing's download, with FBX stated as its animation format. The preview demonstrates the body performance. Inclusion of the display character, materials, lighting or background has not been established by the source information reviewed here. Confirm any additional production assets separately before planning your scene.
 
Tags
standing idle, hand on hip, arm lowering, weight shift, posture transition, NPC pause, character performance