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Jogs at an easy, steady pace to a destination by TRANSLATING via moveTo while the engine auto-generates the step cycle. Use when a command mentions jog, jogging, light run, easy run, trot, go for a jog, or run gently.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Does repeated small jumps in place via a looping sequence of root.y arcs with no horizontal travel. Use when a command mentions jump in place, jump up and down, keep jumping, bounce on the spot, or little repeated jumps without moving.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Jumps forward over an obstacle via a sequence that arcs root.y up, tucks the knees high to clear, translates forward, and lands. Use when a command mentions jump over, hurdle, clear an obstacle, leap over, hop over something, or vault a low barrier.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Performs a plain vertical jump, crouching then leaping straight up with pointed toes and a soft landing. Use when the command mentions jump, hop, leap, jump up, or jump in the air (not traveling).
Quellsprache: Englisch
Jumps straight up as high as possible in place via a sequence with a deep crouch, an explosive root.y rise, arms thrown overhead, and a soft landing. Use when a command mentions jump up, jump high, vertical jump, leap up, jump straight up, or reach for the…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Does jumping jacks in place via a looping sequence that springs the legs out and arms overhead, then back together, with a small root.y hop. Use when a command mentions jumping jacks, star jumps, do jacks, or the classic arms-and-legs-out exercise.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes a karate knife-hand chop, raising the right hand high then chopping down across the body with a torso turn. Use when the command mentions karate chop, chop, knife hand, or karate strike with the hand.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes a karate front snap kick, chambering the right knee then snapping the leg out high and re-chambering. Use when the command mentions karate kick, front kick, snap kick, or martial arts kick.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes kicking a ball with the right leg, winding the leg back then swinging it through and extending the knee. Use when the command mentions kick the ball, kick, boot it, or strike a ball with the foot.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes knocking on a door, raising a fist in front and rapping it forward a couple of times. Use when the command mentions knock, knock on the door, rap on the door, or knock knock.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Leans the upper body backward from the waist in a relaxed recline. Use when the command mentions lean back, recline, "lean backwards", tip back, kick back, or arching the torso backward.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Leans the upper body forward from the waist, as if listening in or peering ahead. Use when the command mentions lean forward, "lean in", lean toward, peer forward, hunch toward, or tipping the torso forward (a partial bow, not a full bend).
Quellsprache: Englisch
Leans the upper body to the character's left from the waist. Use when the command mentions lean left, "lean to your left", tip to the left, sway left, or bending the torso sideways to the left.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Leans the upper body to the character's right from the waist. Use when the command mentions lean right, "lean to your right", tip to the right, sway right, or bending the torso sideways to the right.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Performs one big bounding leap forward via a sequence with a deep crouch, a high root.y arc, and a far-forward root translation. Use when a command mentions leap, bound, big jump forward, take a flying leap, spring forward, or pounce ahead.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Walks the character to the bed and lies it down flat on the mattress to rest or sleep. Use whenever a command mentions lie, lie down, lay down, lie on the bed, go to bed, go to sleep, sleep, nap, take a nap, rest, doze, or pass out. (For sitting on furniture…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes deadlifting something heavy, squatting down to grip then powering up to standing with a strained effort. Use when the command mentions lift, lift heavy, deadlift, heave something up, or pick up something heavy.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Limps to a destination by TRANSLATING via moveTo while favoring one stiff/injured leg and leaning away from it. Use when a command mentions limp, limping, hobble, favor a leg, hurt leg, walk with a limp, or gimpy walk.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Performs a running-style long jump for maximum forward distance via a sequence with a two-foot takeoff, arms thrown forward, and a far landing. Use when a command mentions long jump, broad jump, jump as far as you can, distance jump, or standing long jump.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Pans the head from side to side to scan the surroundings. Use when the command mentions look around, glance around, scan the room, "look about", search the area, "where is everyone", or surveying the scene.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Drops the chin to look downward at the floor. Use when the command mentions look down, glance down, look at the floor, look at the ground, "eyes down", or lowering the gaze.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Turns the head to gaze to the character's left. Use when the command mentions look left, glance left, "look to your left", turn your head left, or looking off to the left (head only, not the whole body).
Quellsprache: Englisch
Turns the head to gaze to the character's right. Use when the command mentions look right, glance right, "look to your right", turn your head right, or looking off to the right (head only, not the whole body).
Quellsprache: Englisch
Tips the head back to look upward at the ceiling or sky. Use when the command mentions look up, glance up, look at the ceiling, look at the sky, "eyes up", or craning upward.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Steps into a forward lunge with the front knee bent over the foot and the rear leg extended back onto its toes. Use when the command mentions lunge, forward lunge, do a lunge, or lunges.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Travels forward with deep alternating walking lunges via a sequence that translates the body and dips it down on each lunge. Use when a command mentions walking lunges, lunge walk, lunge forward, do lunges across the room, or step into deep lunges.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Performs the Macarena arm sequence (arms out, hands to shoulders, hands behind head, hands to hips with a wiggle), on a loop. Use when the command mentions macarena or do the macarena.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Marches across the room with a stiff, crisp parade cadence by TRAVELING via moveTo while the engine drives the step cycle. Use when a command mentions march, march to/over, parade, marching forward, soldier walk, or military march that goes somewhere. (For…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Performs a moonwalk, gliding the body smoothly backward while still facing forward and shuffling the feet. Use when the command mentions moonwalk, moon walk, or glide backward like Michael Jackson.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes mountain climbers, holding a plank while driving the knees toward the chest one at a time, on a loop. Use when the command mentions mountain climber, mountain climbers, or climbing knees in a plank.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Poses one or both arms by rotating the shoulder/upper-arm and bending the elbow — raising forward, out to the side, or overhead, reaching, and folding the forearm. Use whenever a command mentions arms, raising/lifting/lowering an arm or hand, reaching,…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Poses the wrist and individual fingers/thumb to make hand shapes — fist, open/flat hand, pointing one finger, thumbs-up, peace sign, counting, OK sign — and to curl or extend specific fingers. Use whenever a command mentions fingers, thumb, fist, pointing…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Turns, tilts, and nods the head/neck so the character looks in a direction or at something, nods yes, shakes no, tilts curiously, or cranes up/down. Use whenever a command mentions head, neck, look/looking/glance, turn your head, face toward, nod, shake your…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Poses one or both legs by flexing/extending the hip, knee, and ankle and abducting the leg sideways — for kicking, lifting a knee, kneeling, squatting/crouching, stepping, stomping, pointing or spreading a leg. Use whenever a command mentions legs, knee(s),…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Bends, leans, and twists the upper body using the spine and chest — bowing forward, leaning back or to the side, and rotating/twisting the torso. Use whenever a command mentions torso, waist, spine, back, chest, bend over, bow, lean, hunch, slouch, straighten…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Handles "go somewhere" when the body is currently sitting, lying, or on the floor — just emit a simple moveTo and let the engine STAND the character up first, then walk. Use when state.posture is seated/lying and the command says walk/go/come/get up and move.…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Presses the palms together at the chest with a small bow, as in namaste or prayer. Use when the command mentions namaste, pray, prayer, praying hands, "palms together", "hands together", greeting with joined hands, or a respectful thank-you gesture.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Walks the character to a named room or place by emitting a SIMPLE moveTo target and letting the engine path around walls and through doorways. Use whenever the command says go to / head to / walk to / come to a room or place — the bedroom, kitchen, bathroom,…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Slowly rolls the head in a circle (down, to one side, back, the other side) to loosen the neck. Use when the command mentions neck rolls, roll your neck, head rolls, or loosen your neck.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Nods the head up and down to say yes or agree. Use when the command mentions nod, nod yes, "say yes", agree, "mhm", "uh huh", approve with a nod, or nodding in agreement.
Quellsprache: Englisch