| 1 | 1. **Actions performed in standing state**: |
| 2 | - Standing Talking: simply show the character is talking. |
| 3 | - Standing Thinking: show the character is thinking. |
| 4 | - Standing Depressed: convey the character's depressed emotion. |
| 5 | - Standing Crying: show the character is crying. |
| 6 | - Standing Angry: convey the character's angry emotion. |
| 7 | - Standing Happy: convey the character's happy emotion. |
| 8 | - Standing Surprise: convey the character's surprise emotion. |
| 9 | - Standing Puzzled: show the character's confusion. |
| 10 | - Standing Greeting: only used for the character to greet others. |
| 11 | - Standing Bored: show the character's boredom. |
| 12 | - Standing Normal: merely depict the character standing. |
| 13 | - Standing Arguing: show the character is arguing with others. |
| 14 | - Standing Agree: convey the character's approval. |
| 15 | - Standing Deny: convey the character's rejection or disapproval. |
| 16 | - Joyful Jump: demonstrate the character is extremely happy. |
| 17 | - Sit Down: Only when you need to change the character's state from standing to sitting, you must perform this action. |
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| 19 | 2. **Actions performed in sitting state**: |
| 20 | - Sitting Talking: simply show the character is talking. |
| 21 | - Sitting Laughing: convey the character's happy emotion. |
| 22 | - Sitting Claping: indicate the character agrees or is happy. |
| 23 | - Stand Up: Only when you need to change the character's state from sitting to standing, you must perform this action. |