Walk cycle

Walk and talk... Walk and talk... Walk and talk...!!
It's good for health!
So, here! Have a walk cycle animation...


Egg walk, anyone?
I referred this:


Thanks for watching!
Stay healthy!
Bye!

~~~~~~~Chinmayee. S

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