Animation Details
Build a fictional recovery beat around a character rising from a floor-level pose. Stand up from floor with Gun starts with the figure lying face down, the elbows bent and the legs extended behind the body. The hips lift, the knees draw underneath and one foot comes forward. The torso then rises through a compact crouch into a standing position with the knees still bent and the upper body leaning forward. The arms remain low in front as the figure settles. A hand-linked guide is visible, but a finished gun model is not established by the preview.
 
Technical Specifications
The source listing identifies FBX as the animation format and names Stand up from floor with Gun.zip as the download. The archive contents have not been independently inspected. The visible sequence supports the floor-to-standing change described by the product, with a bent finish.
 
Compatibility and Production Workflows
Review import and retargeting requirements in your chosen animation tools. Check hand and foot contacts, knee clearance and the rise of the torso on your character. Align any separately supplied prop with the changing hand positions. Prepare the next scene transition around the forward-leaning finish rather than assuming a fully straightened pose.
 
Suitable Uses
Consider this motion for an action cutscene, a fictional character recovery or scene previsualization. A full-body camera view can keep the progression from the floor through the crouch readable. The changing body height offers a clear staging beat before another character action. Treat the performance as animation for storytelling.
 
What's Included
The named ZIP is the source listing's download, with FBX stated as its animation format. The preview demonstrates the body movement. Inclusion of the gun model, hand-linked guide, display character, materials, floor, environment or effects has not been established by the source information reviewed here.
 
Tags
floor recovery, stand-up motion, prone start, crouched transition, bent-knee finish, carried-prop posture, fictional action animation