I'm surprised no one has commented. You can already do this by dragging the time-line bar for the character to where you want it to begin for each one. It doesn't matter what order you bring them onto the screen. Also sending or bringing a character/object back or forward will move them up and down the timeline.

Andrew, I am taking about a character walking, then running and then standing. I want to be able to click and drag to a spot for each action. In this case, have them stand , then walk, and then run.

Rodney, I don't think I understand the problem. Can't you just use the timeline and extend the standing idle option until you want the character to walk, then insert the walking action. Then extend that out until you want the character to run, and insert the running action. Etc.? What is it that you're looking to do that it doesn't do yet?

Rodney, I'm with Sonja on this, it can already be done. Especially now they have added loop into the actions.

You can already do this. Double click the action on the timeline. It will now be sticking to your mouse pointer. Drag it to another action on the timeline to swap them.

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Maybe I'm missing the same thing that Rodney was. If I have a character standing then walking, but I want to use the "walking" before the "standing", I have to delete the "standing" at the beginning and add a new "standing" at the end. I would like to be able to just drag the "standing" from the front to the back.

It is true that we sometime can make up our minds while editing, so it will be skillfull.

the movements of the characters are very limited, I bought the enterprise version thinking that more movements would come per character and they are the same as the basic ... I am a little disappointed that the amount of movements is very limited.