Learn the editor
Fewer clicks when you already know the action.
Shortcuts are optional. Every beginner can use the visible controls first and learn these only when repetition makes them useful.
On this page
Transform
- Move
- G
- Rotate
- R
- Scale
- S
- X axis
- X
- Y axis
- Y
- Z axis
- Z
- Confirm
- Enter
- Cancel
- Escape
Edit
- Undo
- CtrlZ
- Redo
- CtrlShiftZ
- Redo alternative
- CtrlY
- Duplicate
- ShiftD
- Delete
- Delete
View
- Focus selection
- F
- Front
- Numpad 1
- Back
- CtrlNumpad 1
- Right
- Numpad 3
- Left
- CtrlNumpad 3
- Top
- Numpad 7
- Bottom
- CtrlNumpad 7
- Toggle projection
- Numpad 5
- Toggle grid
- ,
File & app
- Save
- CtrlS
- Save As
- CtrlShiftS
- Export
- CtrlE
- Command palette
- CtrlK
- Shortcuts help
- Shift?
- Toggle editor mode
- Tab
Mouse & pointer
- Orbit
- Left drag
- Select
- Left click
- Add to selection
- ShiftLeft click
- Pan
- ShiftLeft drag
- Orbit
- Middle drag
- Pan with middle button
- ShiftMiddle drag
- Zoom
- Wheel
When editing a chain curve, double-click a curve point to add another point after it. Delete over a curve point removes that point.