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Forms the OK sign with the index curled to touch the thumb and the other fingers extended. Use when the command mentions OK sign, okay gesture, "A-OK", "perfect" hand, ring gesture, or making an OK with the fingers.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Shrugs a single shoulder with a head tilt for a casual "maybe". Use when the command mentions one-shoulder shrug, half shrug, single shoulder, casual shrug, "eh, maybe", or shrugging one shoulder.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes opening a door, reaching for the handle, turning it, and pulling the door open with a slight body turn. Use when the command mentions open the door, open a door, turn the handle, or pull the door open.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Paces back and forth in place by translating forward, turning around, and coming back via a looping sequence of root frames. Use when a command mentions pace, pacing, pace back and forth, walk back and forth, pace nervously, or wear a path walking to and fro.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Raises a hand showing the V peace/victory sign with index and middle fingers up and splayed. Use when the command mentions peace sign, peace, victory sign, V sign, "two fingers up", or flashing a peace/victory gesture.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes picking an object up off the floor by bending the knees and torso, reaching down, then rising holding it. Use when the command mentions pick up, pick something up, grab off the floor, or bend down and lift.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Holds a stylized plank, hinged forward over the hands with the body long and feet on the toes. Use when the command mentions plank, hold a plank, plank position, or front hold.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Atomic primitive that sets one foot flat and grounded — ankle at its neutral sole-down rest with the toes relaxed — so the body has a stable base. Use as the "place the foot down" building block when ending a step, stomp, kick, or knee-raise, or to fix a foot…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Lowers an arm and extends the index finger to point straight down at the floor. Use when the command mentions point down, point at the ground/floor, "down here", "right here", or indicating something below.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Extends an arm forward with the index finger to point straight ahead. Use when the command mentions point forward, point ahead, "that way", "over there", point in front, or directing attention to something ahead.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Extends the left arm out to the side with the index finger to point to the character's left. Use when the command mentions point left, point to the left, "over to your left", "that side", or indicating something to the left.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Extends the right arm out to the side with the index finger to point to the character's right. Use when the command mentions point right, point to the right, "over to your right", "that side", or indicating something to the right.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Raises an arm overhead with the index finger extended to point straight up. Use when the command mentions point up, point to the ceiling, point at the sky, "up there", "number one" finger, or indicating something above.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Power-walks briskly to a destination by TRANSLATING via moveTo with a forward lean and pumping bent arms while the engine drives the legs. Use when a command mentions power walk, speed walk, brisk walk, walk fast, march briskly, or walk with purpose.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Puffs the chest out with the shoulders drawn back and chin up in a proud stance. Use when the command mentions puff your chest, chest out, proud, "stand tall", confident, "puff up", or a chest-out power posture.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes pulling something heavy toward the body, with bent arms drawing in, the torso leaning back, and a staggered stance. Use when the command mentions pull, tug, drag, haul, or pull it toward you.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes pushing something heavy, with both arms extended forward, the torso leaning in, and a staggered stance. Use when the command mentions push, shove, push it forward, or lean into something.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes looping push-ups by hinging forward with hands toward the floor and pumping the elbows while the body dips. Use when the command mentions push-up, pushups, press-ups, or do some push-ups.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Mimes setting an object down on the floor by bending the knees and torso to place it, then rising empty-handed. Use when the command mentions put down, set down, place it down, or lower something to the floor.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Raises one arm straight up with an open hand to ask a question or volunteer. Use when the command mentions raise your hand, put your hand up, "I have a question", volunteer, "pick me", or raising a hand to be called on.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Pushes both flat palms upward toward the ceiling repeatedly in a "raise the roof" celebration. Use when the command mentions raise the roof, "hands in the air", push the sky, party hands, or pumping both palms overhead.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Extends both arms forward with open hands, reaching out toward something or someone. Use when the command mentions reach out, reach forward, "hold out your arms", offer your hands, reaching toward, or extending the arms ahead.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Stretches both arms straight up overhead, reaching as high as possible. Use when the command mentions reach up, reach high, "reach for the sky", grab something up high, "arms way up", or stretching the arms overhead to reach.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Holds a reading pose, both hands cupped in front holding an open book with the head tilted down to read. Use when the command mentions read, read a book, reading, or look at a book.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Throws up the rock-on horns with index and pinky extended and the middle and ring fingers curled. Use when the command mentions rock on, horns, "devil horns", metal sign, "rock and roll" hand, or the sign of the horns.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Performs a sideways log roll on the ground via a low sequence that drops root.y and sweeps root.faceDeg a full turn, then comes back up. Use when a command mentions roll, log roll, roll over, roll on the ground, roll sideways, or roll away.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Atomic primitive that rotates/flexes ONE wrist (the hand at the forearm) — flick up/down, tilt side to side, or twist palm up/down — without curling the fingers. Use as the wrist building block for waving, knocking, pouring, flicking, or turning the palm…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Brings a hand to the chin in a thoughtful "hmm" pondering pose. Use when the command mentions rub your chin, stroke your chin, think, thinking, ponder, "let me consider", "hmm", or a thoughtful chin-stroke.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Runs on the spot without traveling via a looping sequence of fast alternating high knees and pumping arms (no moveTo). Use when a command mentions run in place, run on the spot, running on the spot, run without moving, or jog hard in place.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Runs fast across the room by TRANSLATING the body to a destination via moveTo while the engine auto-generates a quick step cycle. Use when a command mentions run, running, dash, bolt, take off, hurry over, rush, run to/toward, or go fast on foot.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Slumps in a sad, dejected posture with shoulders dropped, head hung, and the body sagging. Use when the command mentions sad, dejected, disappointed, slump, mope, or down in the dumps.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Snaps a crisp military salute, bringing the right hand up to the brow. Use when the command mentions salute, at attention, yes sir, hand to brow, or military greeting.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Raises a hand to the top of the head and scratches, a puzzled thinking gesture. Use when the command mentions scratch your head, head scratch, puzzled, confused, "let me think", "huh", or scratching in confusion.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Shakes the head left and right to say no or disagree. Use when the command mentions shake your head, "say no", disagree, "nope", "uh uh", decline, or shaking the head no.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Atomic balance primitive that shifts the body's weight over one supporting foot with a small torso lean (and optional root nudge), so the other leg is free to lift, kick, or step. Use as the weight-transfer building block before any one-leg move. Mentions…
Quellsprache: Englisch
Does an overhead shoulder press, pushing both arms from a racked position up to straight overhead and back, on a loop. Use when the command mentions shoulder press, overhead press, military press, or press the weights up.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Shrugs with raised shoulders and open upturned palms and a head tilt to say "I don't know". Use when the command mentions shrug, I dont know, who knows, beats me, or a clueless gesture.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Shrugs both shoulders with the palms turned up in an "I don't know" gesture. Use when the command mentions shrug, "shrug your shoulders", "I don't know", "who knows", "beats me", "no idea", or a shoulder shrug.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Does a running-man style shuffle, alternately driving one knee up while the other slides back, on a loop, in place. Use when the command mentions shuffle, running man, melbourne shuffle, or shuffle dance.
Quellsprache: Englisch
Shuffles lazily a short distance by TRANSLATING via moveTo with low, dragging steps while the engine drives the legs. Use when a command mentions shuffle, shuffle along, drag your feet, scuff, lazy walk, tired walk, or trudge slowly.
Quellsprache: Englisch