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Hello everyone!
In Blender, it's possible to define Actions, which are groups of frames and keyframes of animation that we can name and easily retrieve and use, even in other software.

Actions are very useful, for example, for defining animation cycles for video game characters, such as walking, jumping, or other movements.

This is a basic tutorial made with Blender 4.1, where we will see how to define a character's Actions and export them, along with the 3D model, in FBX format, and then import everything into Unity 6.

In the blend file I'm using, the character is based on a Yorp from the video game Commander Keen and is equipped with several animations defined within the file; for example, from frame 1 to frame 80, the character looks around, while from frame 500 to frame 525, it walks, and so on...