These Shortcuts can also be viewed by selecting

[Display Shortcuts Table] in the help.

[Alt + Shift Key]

Clicking on a line creates a point; by dragging while holding Alt + Shift outside the selection range, you can slice.

Depending on settings, it can also become continuous face split.

　

[Alt Key, Alt + Ctrl Key, Alt + Shift + Ctrl Key]

Alt + drag for camera rotation,

Alt + middle button drag for pan,

Alt + Ctrl + drag for region zoom,

Alt + Ctrl + middle button drag for zoom.

Also, even with a 2-button mouse, you can perform pan by Alt + Shift + Ctrl + left button drag. Depending on settings, it can also become continuous face split.

　

[Wheel Mouse]

You can zoom by rotating the wheel part.

If unnecessary, you can disable it in the options.

　

[Arrow Keys]

You can rotate the viewpoint in 45-degree increments with the arrow keys.

　

[Ctrl + Arrow Keys]

You can select palette colors.

　

[Shift Key]

While holding the Shift key, middle button drag moves the background image, right button drag scales the background image.

　

[Quick Undo]

During almost all drag operations, by right-clicking while still dragging, you can perform a quick undo. In addition to cases of mistaken selection, it can also be used when you want to see from a slightly different viewpoint or try scaling a little, etc.

　

[Vertex Snap]

Only when moving a single vertex, by right-clicking while dragging, you can snap to a nearby vertex.

If unnecessary, you can disable it in the options.

　

[Image Viewer Shortcuts]

If alpha exists, right-click displays the alpha.

With a wheel mouse or [Num+] [Num-], you can enlarge or reduce the image.

　

[Shortcut Keys]

Shortcut keys for the toolbar etc.

These are the default shortcuts. You can freely change the shortcuts from the Options shortcut assignment.

Remembering the shortcuts for Move, Rotate, Scale, Full Range Zoom, and Selected Point Zoom can make work progress considerably more easily.