For creating efficiently there may be no more widely used ability in software tools than Copy/Paste. Whether its a drawing that must be duplicated, a cat meme found on google, or the essay one just had ChatGPT write for them, ctrl-c/ctrl-v is essential. In WorkLink Create all the elements one would expect to be copy/paste-able; objects, text descriptions and timebars for example; can be. There are, however, additional elements in the authoring process which can be copied and pasted to great effect.

In the Object Properties window for a selected object, every single group of properties (Transforms, Pivots, Actions and Callouts) can all be right-clicked (directly next to the words "Transform","Pivot", "Action", etc.) to a reveal a copy/paste option. These can be copied and pasted onto any selected object anywhere in the project, be it the same object in a latter step or a different object on the current or later steps. This enables the rapid transfer of position and rotation information, complex action setups, and callout properties across a project. 

Similarly, not only can timebars be copied an pasted within or across timelines, but Channels (entire rows of timebars) and Objects (the collection of animations in a step on a given 3d asset) can also be copied and pasted. Do so by right-clicking next to the word "Channel" or next to the name of the 3D element in the timeline to reveal a Copy/Paste menu. This enables the rapid re-use of groups of animations across steps.

Happy Copy/Paste-ing !

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