I’ll try to explain what the problem is. When importing animations made specifically for the UE skeleton (in my case, for the UE 4 skeleton), they are imported along with this skeleton and mesh. So, by importing several animation packs, I have several duplicate UE4 dummies. They differ from each other only in names (in fact, most of them have the same name, but are located in different folders), but if I want to retarget these animations for another skeleton, I have to do this for each such duplicate separately. Otherwise, animations will not appear in the list of available ones. Can I somehow avoid this unnecessary work?
Well, I found the solution literally a minute after I asked the question. For those interested, you need to select all the animations you need, right-click and select replace skeleton from the drop-down list. You then apply the skeleton you want to the animation and now those animations will appear in the list for that skeleton. Never noticed this button before.
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