Holding shift
while clicking a button or menu item will skip the Spine dialog and open the system dialog. For example, the Open project
item on the main menu or the folder button on the Spine window title bar.
Where there is both a star button and a folder button, the star button opens the Spine dialog and the folder button opens the system dialog.
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ctrl+O
opens the Spine open project dialog (hotkey name: Open Project
). ctrl+shift+O
opens the system dialog (hotkey name: Open Project (Browse)
). You can modify your hotkeys to swap these or use other keys.
I know you don't prefer the Spine dialog, but here are some shortcuts it has:
spacebar
or alt+B
is equivalent to clicking Browse
to open the system dialog. So, if you forget to hold shift
and you see the dreaded Spine dialog, just press spacebar
.
- Type to search.
- Press enter to open the first item shown in
Files
. Usually I type a couple characters and press enter to open the project I want.
- Copy a file from the system file explorer and paste it on the Spine dialog to open that file.
- Copy a folder from the system file explorer and paste it on the Spine dialog to open the system dialog at that folder.
Also, I use this a lot: Instead of clicking, you can drag this button:
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It will show a list of recent projects:
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