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Carjacking animations (Motion Cast#24 Vol.2)

SuperHive / Blendermarket : https://superhivemarket.com/products/... Gumroad : https://motioncast.gumroad.com/l/hrvuy --------------- In this animation pack, we offer a series of synchronized carjacking animations. Each animation takes a different approach to the scene, providing several different carjacking situations and different weapons for the attacker. The victim's animations also vary depending on the scene. To maximize variety, some scenes have been designed for use in gameplay, while others are more visual (non-interactive). Please note that all animations have been created on the assumption that the driver is seated in the left-hand seat. All animations are motion captured, recorded at 50fps and finalized at 60fps. All bones are animated, including those of the fingers. The animations are performed by Stéphane Pfeffer, an amateur actor, and Nicolas Villet, a professional stuntman. Please note that only the animations are sold; no scenery or vehicles with rigging are provided with the purchase. The 3D model is for aesthetic and technical purposes only. You may need to make a few minor adjustments to ensure that the animation matches your characters and the vehicle you have chosen. Feel free to watch our “A Close Look” video to see all of the animations. List of animations: 7 animations without weapons 5 animations with one or two guns 2 animations with an axe 2 animations where the attacker burns the car (Technically it's not carjacking because the car burns and can no longer be stolen, but why not...) We therefore have a total of 16 animations in duo, or 32 animations in total, all in the format of your choice NOTE: There is a $3 surcharge for the Blender version because it contains the source files used to clean up the animations and, most importantly, it contains an animated car with the duo already in place. For C4D and 3DS Max users, the animations are not placed in the correct location in 3D space but are present. This issue will be resolved in early 2026 via an update at no additional cost.