These umbrella animations give your players a natural way to carry, open, and hold an umbrella, turning a rainy street into a scene instead of a bug. Each clip is smooth and loops cleanly, with a matching prop that sits correctly in the character's hand.
The set is built for everyday roleplay, so the poses read well from every angle whether a character is waiting at a bus stop, strolling a sidewalk, or standing under a shop awning. Transitions in and out feel unforced, which keeps the moment believable on camera.
What the umbrella animations include
- Idle holds with the umbrella raised overhead
- Open and close motions with clean prop timing
- Walking-friendly poses for moving through rain
- Casual variants for waiting and conversation
- A matching umbrella prop attached to the hand
Where these animations shine
- Rainy-day street scenes and city ambience
- Photo shoots and cinematic story moments
- Character screenshots for profiles and posts
- Fashion, date, and casual social roleplay
- Event backdrops that call for a stylish pose
Because the prop is bundled with the motion, your players do not have to fumble with separate attach commands to get a clean result. They trigger one emote and the umbrella appears, sits right, and moves with the animation, which keeps the experience simple even for members who rarely touch the emote menu.
The clips are lightweight and framework-friendly, so they slot into most emote systems without heavy setup or conflicts. That makes them an easy addition for servers that already run a menu of gestures and just want a few weather-appropriate options that feel more grounded than the base game offers.
Add them alongside the rest of your movement library from our animations collection, and browse quick gestures in the emotes collection to round out the menu. The pack installs as a clean standalone resource, so your team can register the emotes and let players stay dry in style the same day. Because each motion loops without a visible seam, a character can hold a pose through an entire conversation or photo session, and the umbrella stays glued to the hand the whole time instead of drifting out of place.
