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multiple images in 1 slot for flying bird without mesh

Roxanna20

Hello everybody ^^

I have a small question about making a bird fly.

I watched a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eg7M43MoPu8&t=169s
and at time 11:18 I saw the wings that change one image to another image.

I started created a bone and in that bone I made a slot and selected all images of all the wings just like in the video I have mentioned above.
One bone and slot for wings LEFT and another for wings RIGHT.

now I am stuck because I can't find a video about this dragon... so how can I change the images to make the bird fly like the dragon in the video.
Change the image from wing LEFT 1 to wing LEFT 2 and so on...

BUT... I don't have PRO...!!!

I got it...

So on the right you have all your images in the slot...
you go to animate... and you select the first image and only click the KEY on the right next to the image that is selected.

then you go to the second image and the key turns orange... select in the time line the next time to change and press only the orange key next the selected image and then it turns green again...

and just like that ... you have a flying bird... ^^

I will try it now...

everytime when I have a question , mostly I know the answer just after I post the question ^^

and here is the timeline ... when you press only the key at the right

Nate

When the key is orange, it means you've made a change that hasn't been keyed yet. If you click the orange key, it will turn red because it's red if there is a key on the current frame. If there is no key, it'll be green.

You can turn on auto key in the dopesheet so a key is set for you automatically after you make any change. Most people have auto key on all the time, just be careful not to create keys accidentally.

To change what attachment is visible, click the dot next to the attachment you want. If auto key is on, you're done and a key is shown in the dopesheet or graph. If not, click the key left of the slot in the tree to set a key.
Keys - Spine User Guide: Attachments

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