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Lowest recorded standalone price in this history: $25. The latest store price is $25, matching the lowest recorded price shown here.
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| Sale start / price check | Price | Observation |
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| $25 | Latest store price |
About Samurai animations (Motion Cast#15 Vol.1)
- Theme > Military & Combat
- Art & Visuals > 3D
- Theme > Historical
In this animation pack, we have imagined an original moveset of sword fighting in the style of a samurai. This animation pack is inspired by several video games, but also by classic swordsmanship movies. The entire motion capture was performed by Guillaume Fenot, a long-time sportsman. This package contains a total of 35 unique animations. All animations are captured in motion capture at 60 FPS and retouched manually. None of the animations is a modified recycling of a previous one, they all correspond to a different recording. I specify that only the animations are sold, the 3D model is only present for aesthetic and technical purposes. In the pack, you will not find any scenery. During the animations, the character will have his sword in his hand. I would also like to point out that, with some exceptions, the fingers of the hand are not animated either, and that it is possible that the left hand is not exactly on the handle of the sword every time. You may have to make some small adjustments so that the animation corresponds correctly to your character. Finally, I invite you to watch carefully our video, which shows you all the animations, before buying. List of animations: -23 sword strikes (from 1 to 3 different strikes) -1 kick with sword in hand -6 original combos (3 moves and more) -4 movement animations -1 IDLE with guard. So we have a total of 35 animations, all in FBX.