39 lines
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2 KiB
Markdown
39 lines
No EOL
2 KiB
Markdown
- Left click is object select
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- Left click drag is lasso
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- Right click is context menu
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- Right click drag is nothing special
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- Translate mode is default with a selection
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- 3 arrows colored by axis
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- Left click dragging a handle is free translate along axis
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- Right click dragging a handle is grid aligned translate along axis
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- Mouse wheel up and down changes the granularity of the grid
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- Holding shift activates a special mode
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- Allows adding to selection
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- Dragging translate handles duplicates the selection along that axis
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- Holding alt activates camera mode
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- Left click drag orbits the camera
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- Right click drag pans the camera
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- Left clicking an object centers/zooms the camera on the object
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- Holding ctrl activates rotation mode
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- Makes rotation handles visible on a selection
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- Rotation handles are flat rings
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- Hovering a rotation handle makes the ring thicken and slightly brighten
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- Left click dragging is by-pixel rotation
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- Right click dragging is constrained rotation, 15, 30 or 45 degrees depending on how far from the controls the mouse is moved. During constrained rotation, an angle wheel of the appropriate granularity is displayed. This wheel is oriented absolutely to the world, not the object's current rotation. This means that the object needs to keep track of its rotation.
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- Holding ctrl+shift activates scale mode
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- A bounding box appears on the selection
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- Hovering a scale handle makes them grow subtly and slightly brighten
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- The corners of the bounding box have white cubes that are scaling handles
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- Left click dragging is free scale
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- Right click dragging is symmetrical proportional scale (from the center of the bounding box)
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- The centers of the faces of the bounding box have colored (by axis) cubes that are stretch handles
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- Left click dragging is one-directional stretch along the axis
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- Right click dragging is symmetrical stretch (from the center of the bounding box) along the axis
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- Continuous autosave |