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How do I open action editor in Blender?
The Action Editor can be found while in the Dopesheet view ( Shift F12 ) as one of its modes.
What is action editor Blender?
The Action Editor is where you can define and control actions. It enables you to view and edit the F-curve data-blocks you defined as Actions in the F-Curve editor. The editor can list all Action data-blocks of an object at once. …
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How does the action editor work in Blender?
The editor can list all Action data-blocks of an object at once. Each Action data-block forms a top-level channel (see below). Note that an object can have several Constraint (one per animated constraint) and Pose (for armatures, one per animated bone) F-curve data-blocks, and hence an action can have several of these channels.
This is basically the same as pressing the Push Down button in the NLA Editor. Stashes the active action on to the NLA stack. i.e. it is added as a non-contributing stack in the same way that it would if you were creating a new action instead.
Where does the action stash go in Blender?
A data-block menu. When an action is created it is stored in an NLA Action Stash. When Shift – LMB clicking it clears the Fake User and removes the stashed action from the NLA stack too. Adds the active action on to the NLA stack as a contributing strip. This is basically the same as pressing the Push Down button in the NLA Editor.
How to jump back to previous action in Blender?
If you are just animating a new action normally, it is possible to use the down arrow button to temporarily jump down to the previous action. Without losing the new action you are working on, and then use the up arrow button to get back to it once you are done checking the other action (s). A data-block menu.