Moveset
Walks, idles and 834 animations for any humanoid rig, from a wave to a sword combo. Shape them with sliders, watch them live, bake them to Actions and ship them to your engine
A procedural animation toolkit: no motion capture, no keyframing by hand. Every animation is computed from readable parameters - stride, cadence, posture, energy, tempo - and retargeted onto Rigify, Mixamo, VRoid, Unreal or your own skeleton
Plate II · the walk cycle
One step, eight phases
The walk follows gait biomechanics: heel strike, loading response, mid-stance, push-off, swing. The planted foot does not slide, the pelvis rides on the supporting leg, and the arms counter-swing the hips
Plate III · workflow
From a bare rig to clips in your engine
- STEP 1Select your rig
Rigify, Mixamo, VRoid, Unreal or any humanoid. Unknown skeleton? Map its bones once and save the map
- STEP 2Create a character
One click. Proportions are measured from the rig, so hands land on this model's face, chest and hips
- STEP 3Pick from the library
Browse pose thumbnails or search by name. Add one action, a whole pack or a whole character kit
- STEP 4Tune it live
Sliders update the pose on the current frame. Press Play to watch the clip on your character
- STEP 5Bake and export
Actions named walk_weary, wave_cold… One button exports FBX or GLB set up for Unity, Unreal or Godot
Plate IV · states
Actions take on the character's state
A state is how a person is right now. It sets the walk and the idle, and it colours every action: a cold character waves smaller and hunched, a confident one high and open, a drunk one sways and misses. Each state brings its own set of habitual actions, baked as <action>_<state>. Mix two states (60% Brisk + 40% Weary) or mirror one for a left-handed character
- Normal
- Brisk
- Weary
- Cold
- Hurried
- Drunk
- Injured, limping
- Sneaking
- Elderly
- Soldier
- Catwalk
- Sad
- Confident
- Nervous
Plate V · for games
A full locomotion set, ready for a state machine
Loops walk and run in place with the root speed written next to them; one-shots start and end on the exact frames of the loops they connect, so an animator graph blends them without a seam. Root motion is off by default and one checkbox away
Movement
- Run, sprint, walk back, side steps, crouch walk, crawl on all fours and prone
- 8-way grid for blend spaces: diagonals, running backward and sideways, crouching in every direction
- Turns in place, start and stop from a walk or a run, 180° pivot
- Jump: takeoff, rise, fall loop, soft and hard landing, running jump
Contact and damage
- Hit reactions from four sides, light and heavy, knockdown, get up, three deaths
- Doors, buttons, levers, chests, terminals, picking up and putting down
- NPC ambience: leaning on a wall or a rail, dozing on a bench, talking to someone
- Footstep markers and prop events for sound and gameplay
Plate VI · obstacles
Climbing, vaulting, rolling
Stairs up and down, a ladder (get on, climb loop, get off at the top), vaulting a low obstacle, climbing onto a ledge, dropping from one, a dodge roll. Heights are sliders, and the root travels up and down as well as forward, so root motion carries the character onto the ledge
Climbs onto a ledge · ledge height 1.3 m
Dodge roll · 1.6 m forward
Plate VII · character kits
A swordsman, an archer, a zombie: the whole set at once
Each kit wraps the full game set around one weapon or role: idle, 8-way walk, run, crouch, turns, start and stop, jump, hits from four sides, knockdown, two deaths - all with the item in hand and a “Ready” slider between guard and lowered. On top come the kit's own moves: draw and sheathe, block, a combo, a shield bash, an overhead slam. Blades, shields, bows and guns aim themselves with the wrist, so they point where they should on any arm proportions
- Swordsman
- Sword and shield
- Two-handed weapon
- Spearman
- Archer
- Rifleman
- Gunslinger
- Brawler
- Mage with a staff
- Carrier
- Stealth
- Zombie
- Wounded
- Dual blades
- Thrower
- Miner
- Guard
- Trader
- Prisoner
Plate VIII · crowds
Nobody walks in step
Select a few rigs and give each its own state from the ones you tick, a small spread of the sliders, a share of left-handed and standing characters, and its own starting frame. Every character gets its own baked clip on the NLA; the same seed rebuilds the same crowd. Export them together and each character lands in its own file with only its own clips
Plate IX · the library
834 animations, browsed by picture
Every action has a thumbnail of the mannequin at its most telling moment. Switch between pictures and a compact list, filter by section and pack, search in English or Russian, star favourites. A check mark shows what the character already has; one click adds an action, and a whole pack or section asks first
- For games - 9 packs
- Character kits - 19
- Communication - 4
- Emotions and character - 4
- Work and home - 8
- Sport and leisure - 11
- Street and outdoors - 8
- Seated and lying - 3
- Fight and magic - 4
Plate X · the panel
Everything in one sidebar tab
- Speed, right under Play
½× to 2× for any clip. Idles and actions run faster or slower as a whole; walks change stride and cadence together, the way a person speeds up
- Seamless loops
One toggle: repeating actions hold their pose for the whole clip and close without a seam; one-off gestures start and end in the idle pose
- Live preview
The rig takes the pose of the current frame and plays back smoothly. The timeline fits the clip automatically
- Outdated bakes are flagged
Change a slider after baking and the Action is marked outdated. Rebake only what changed
Plate XI · specifications
Built for game and film pipelines
Rigs
- Rigify metarig and generated rig (FK controls, root motion on the torso control)
- Mixamo, including prefixed and 2- or 3-bone finger variants
- VRoid / VRM via glTF import
- Unreal Engine 5 and 4 mannequin skeletons
- Humanoid names (Hips, LeftUpperLeg…)
- Anything else: guided manual bone mapping, with a test pose and saved maps
- Fingers, palm direction and model proportions detected from the skeleton
Output
- Baked Actions at the scene frame rate: 24, 30, 60 fps
- In place, or with root motion - forward, sideways and up, adding a root bone if the rig has none
- One-click export for Unity (FBX), Unreal (FBX) and Godot (GLB), plus a JSON file with lengths, loops, root speeds, footsteps and prop events
- Mirrored copies, 9-pose aim offsets, sequences with 0.3 s blends, walking along a curve
- Head look-at target; stand-in props in hand that appear and disappear with the clip
- Several characters at once: crowds, batch bake, one file per character
| Developer | NoMicro Studio |
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| Blender | 4.2 and newer, packaged as an extension. Tested on 5.2 |
| Dependencies | None. Pure Python |
| Interface | English and Russian |
| Library | States, builds and action variants in JSON with pose thumbnails; add your own folder and save your own variants and bone maps |
| Mannequin | A textured wooden mannequin with fingers. Use it in any of your scenes and projects |
| License | Code under GPL-3.0-or-later. Library, thumbnails and mannequin under the Moveset content license: everything you make with the add-on goes into any of your projects, commercial included, royalty-free |
| Support | nomicrostudio@gmail.com |