Spine Editor Guide - Views (Dopesheet)

0:08 Dopesheet View
0:29 Transport Controls
1:07 Timeline
2:09 Timeline Position
3:37 Keys
5:46 Contents
6:37 Contents Order
6:53 Contents Other
7:06 Selection
8:05 Filter
8:53 Manipulating Keys
9:15 Copy, Cut, Delete, Paste
11:00 Scaling
11:32 Key Shift
11:53 Key Adjust
12:48 Key Offset
14:38 Looping
15:29 Auto Key
Accompanying Spine User Guide article:
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[@anlon3237]

bruh out of the whole series, why the fuck does this one have this little views ? Its so important xD
thank you for the video series man, just bought spine pro and this is giving me a running start !

[@nlapointe]

Still trying to figure out a feature. If I have animation frames (say of a looping fire) nested inside a slot, there's supposed to be a way to have those frames play in the timeline without having to set an attach frame, step forward a frame, set the next attach frame, etc. Any body know how to set this up?

[@MohamedElHanoun]

Question plz 13:05 here how did U select all the keys
What is the shortcut??

[@EsotericSoftware]

Click the key at the top of the dopesheet and drag it where you would like to place it.

[@Abelius]

Learning a couple of things, even after two years. xD
Thanks!

[@EsotericSoftware]

Glad to hear it! :)

[@flo70k]

hello, do we need to rebind something in the 4.0.56, the key adjust seems not working now? (

[@EsotericSoftware]

Hello, are you referring to rebinding your hotkeys? If so:
- Open Spine
- Click the logo in the top left to open the Settings menu
- Under Application in the left pane, select Files
- Look for hotkeys in the middle, and select the "Open" button
You can use your computer's find command (such as CTRL-F on Windows/Linux or CMD-F on Mac) to find the Adjust keys hotkey.
Hope this helps! - Luke

[@Tenpesuto-D]

When I open spine pro, there's no dopesheet. How do I make it appear

[@EsotericSoftware]

You can find the Dopesheet by changing from Setup mode to Animate mode, and then choosing the Dopesheet view from the dropdown menu in the upper right corner of Spine.

[@Tenpesuto-D]

@@EsotericSoftware Thank you

[@ga1actic_muffin]

this should have been the first thing covered in this video...

[@Autumnflare240]

The way this software handles key offsetting is messy and destructive. The property you're working on will eventually fill up with redundant offsetting keys (because of deselecting), making it impossible to make changes to it. Seriously, if you have the audacity to charge $300 for this software then at least get it right.