SINGLE CLICK ANIMATION LIBRARY

The idea is to have a centralized Animation Library that enables users to save animations with just one click and then quickly reapply them to similar rigs or characters. The system should handle all the keyframe data, timing, and interpolation automatically.

Key Features:

Users should be able to save an animation with a single click and load it onto a new rig with minimal effort, just like the pose library. The animation library should allow animations like walk cycles, fight loops, and idle animations to be easily stored and applied to other rigs or characters with similar structures. The library should support basic rig compatibility, allowing users to apply animations across rigs with similar bone structures, automatically adjusting for minor differences. The animation library should seamlessly integrate into the current Blender interface, making it intuitive and fast for animators to work with. And most importantly, it should have the ability to be used globally, across projects, given the the rigs are similar.

Why This Feature is Needed:

Currently, Blender lacks a simple, efficient way to save and reuse animations with a single click. Animators often rely on the Action Editor, Pose Library, or external add-ons to manage animations, but none of these methods are as intuitive or streamlined as a one-click solution would be.

Introducing this One-Click Animation Library would save time, improve workflow efficiency, and help users quickly apply complex animations to new rigs, speeding up production and enhancing animation consistency.