Building a turn on spot isn't just about stitching an idle, a rotation, and an idle back together. The real decisions happen in the animation cut, the rotation curve, and how you handle asymmetric foot support

Turns on spot are the final building block of grounded locomotion. It’s the moment when the character corrects their orientation without moving forward, simply by pivoting in place. A short animation where the pivot depends entirely on the precision of the craft: the support foot, the capsule, the silhouette and the cadence must be impeccable, because nothing comes to compensate or hide mistakes. Before the upcoming detailed articles, here is a concise overview of what a turn