Get up

An animal on four legs gets up from sitting: its front end comes down onto its front paws as its back legs push it up, and it stands, tail up.

Use it in a cartoon Change it in the move maker The pack file (JSON)

What it is for

The end of a sit: a dog called, a cat done waiting. It is what Stand up plays on four legs, after Sit down (which is a sit on its haunches).

The principle it shows: the back legs lift it

Sitting, an animal is upright on its haunches; getting up, the front end tips down onto the front paws while the back legs straighten and push the hips up, both at once (ease in, then out), until it stands level, the tail coming up last.

The program, line by line

when it starts
  show the side view
  at the same time:
    — 1:
      glide torso 48 over 0 s
      glide torso 30 over 0.25 s (in)
      glide torso 0 over 0.35 s (out)
    — 2:
      glide left leg #0 90, right leg #1 90 over 0 s
      glide left leg #0 70, right leg #1 70 over 0.25 s (in)
      glide left leg #0 0, right leg #1 0 over 0.35 s (out)
    — 3:
      glide left shin 180, right shin 180 over 0 s
      glide left shin 120, right shin 120 over 0.25 s (in)
      glide left shin 0, right shin 0 over 0.35 s (out)
    — 4:
      glide head 26 over 0 s
      glide head 10 over 0.25 s
      glide head 0 over 0.35 s (out)
    — 5:
      glide tail 30 over 0 s
      glide tail 0 over 0.6 s (out)
    — 6:
      look happy

0 s — torso 48, back legs 90, shins 180, head 26, tail 30, the face happy.
0.25 s — torso 30, back legs 70, shins 120, head 10.
0.6 s — torso 0, back legs 0, shins 0, head 0, tail 0.

Try this

Take 0.4 s over its first change instead of 0.25 s: a slower get up.
In the program: ramp · over 0.25 → 0.4
Turn the body's tilt to 39 instead of 30: a bigger get up.
In the program: ramp · to.part:torso 30 → 39

How it differs from the others

Sit (four legs) is the same move the other way; Stand up is a person getting up from the ground.

Works on

The two in the film above, and what the move turns on each: worked out by the build, which plays the move on each body and checks what moves. Nobody types this table.
Who	Moves?	What moves
Sunny (one of the six people)	yes	turns, body, head, arms, legs
Grump (an animal on four legs)	yes	body, head, front legs, back legs, tail, ears

c4c:beh:get_up · version 1.0.0 · c4c-free · by Jabbertoon