The menu method
- Select the object you want to animate, then select the object you want to copy animation from
- Got to Object > Link/Transfer Data > Link Animation Data
- The animation data is now linked, changing the animation on one object also changes the animation on the other
- To corrects this, make the object copied animation data to ‘Single User’. On the top menu, simply go to Object > Relations > Make Single User > Object Animation
- Now you can edit the animation of each object without affecting the other
The shortcut method
- Select the object you want to animate, then select the object you want to copy animation from
- Press Ctrl + L, and from the dropdown, select ‘Link Animation Data’
- The animation data is now linked, changing the animation on one object also changes the animation on the other
- To corrects this, make the object copied animation data to ‘Single User’. On the top menu, simply go to Object > Relations > Make Single User > Object Animation
- Now you can edit the animation of each object without affecting the other in Blender.
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