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I'm new to Blender, so I'd really appreciate a detailed answer to my question.

I downloaded an animation for a moddable game with a low y-value, how can I shift the whole animation (The whole frames) so it can play in the center? Because in-game, half of the animated object appears to be below the surface. I tried to transfer it using Delta Transform, but whenever I export and re-open it, it returns to its default location (low y-value), so is there a simple solution for this?

I also would like to know, how can I import multiple animation files to the same timeline (use 2 short animations to make a long one)?

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  • $\begingroup$ It works best to ask one question per topic. You can create another topic for your question about importing multiple animations. $\endgroup$
    – Sietse Brouwer
    Commented Dec 6, 2022 at 11:28

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Select your object, open the Graph Editor, unfold the track on the left panel, select the Y Location track, press ShiftH to hide the others (AltH to unhide) then move the curve on the editor's Y axis:

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