Select the object you want to animate, then select the object you want to copy animation from
How to copy animation data from one object to another in Blender using the menu method
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.
Gachoki is a professional animator, VFX artist, and Blender developer with over 10 years of experience in creative production and AI-driven workflows. He is the founder and lead creative director of Gachoki Studios, creating commercial projects and publishing animation tutorials.
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<span>Thanks for sharing.</span>
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