Use the visual Keyboard Shortcut editor to view the shortcuts associated with menu commands, tools, and other application functionality, and customize shortcuts for maximum workflow efficiency.
Note: The Keyboard Shortcuts dialog box is only for operations that the application can perform. Triggers are handled in the Triggers panel.
To view the Visual Keyboard Shortcuts, choose Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts.
- macOS- Command+Shift+Option+K
- Windows- Ctrl+Shift+Alt+K
The Keyboard Shortcuts dialog box appears, showing the layout of the keyboard.
The keys with shortcuts assigned are identified in purple. All the shortcuts are application-wide shortcuts. To see the full name of the command and its location in the Command list, hover over the assigned shortcut. The Command list shows all assignable commands, grouped by category (menu name or functionality in the application). You can use the search field above the list to quickly locate commands or their descriptions matching a specific word.
When you select a key in the keyboard layout, all the commands that are assigned to that key and all other modifier combinations appear in the Modifiers list.
To export a list of all commands and assigned shortcuts, click Copy To Clipboard.
To assign a shortcut to a command, do either of the following:
- Drag the command from the Command list and drop it onto the key in the keyboard layout. Optionally, hold down one or more modifiers while dropping the command onto the key to include those modifiers in the shortcut.
- Click in the Shortcut column for the command in the Command list, then press the key (and optional modifiers).
If you use a shortcut assigned to another command, a warning explaining the conflict appears at the bottom of the dialog box, and the shortcut is unassigned from the other command. If unintended, click Undo.
You can assign multiple shortcuts to the same command.
Note: The menu bar and tooltips for those commands only
- To remove the last assigned shortcut for a command, click Undo.
- To remove a shortcut assigned to a command, select the shortcut in the Shortcut column of the Command list, then either click the close button next to the shortcut or click Clear.
- To remove all shortcuts assigned to a command, select the command in the Command list and select Clear.
Note: You cannot
You can save different sets of shortcuts, and switch between them based on your preference.
- To save the current layout of shortcuts as a new preset, click the Save As button, and give the preset a name.
- To delete a previously saved preset, select it from the Keyboard Layout Preset menu, then click the Delete button.
- To restore the default set of shortcuts, choose Default Set (read-only) from the Keyboard Layout Preset menu.
Result | Windows | macOS |
Don’t open scenes or puppets in their respective panels when launching the application | Hold down Shift immediately after launching the application | Hold down Shift immediately after launching the application |
Create a project instead of opening the last project when launching the application | Hold down Alt immediately after launching the application | Hold down Option immediately after launching the application |
Select a range of project items, layers in a puppet, or triggers for a puppet | Select the first object, then Shift-click the object at the other end of the range | Select the first object, then Shift-click the object at the other end of the range |
Shift-click or Ctrl-click the objects | Shift-click or Command-click the objects | |
Select a collection of tracks, takes, or |
Drag (marquee)-select around or across the objects | Drag (marquee)-select around or across the objects |
Select all project items, layers in a puppet, tracks in the timeline, controls in the Controls panel’s Layout mode, or replays for a puppet | Ctrl+A | Command+A |
Deselect all project items, layers in a puppet, tracks in the timeline, controls in the Controls panel’s Layout mode, or replays for a puppet |
Ctrl+Shift+A | Command+Shift+A |
Rename selected project item, layer in a puppet, handle, marker, trigger, swap set, replay, history bookmark, or behavior parameter control |
Enter on main keyboard | Return |
Delete selected project item, layer in a puppet, handle, track, take, marker, trigger, swap set, or control (in Controls panel’s Layout mode) |
Delete or Backspace | Delete |
Duplicate selected project items, layers, tracks, or takes | Ctrl+D | Command+D |
Split selected tracks or takes | Ctrl+Shift+D | Command+Shift+D |
Select the previous or next project item or layer in a puppet | Up Arrow or Down Arrow | Up Arrow or Down Arrow |
Extend the selection to the previous or next project item or layer in a puppet | Shift+Up Arrow or Shift+Down Arrow |
Shift+Up Arrow or Shift+Down Arrow |
Select or deselect individual/discontiguous project items, layers in a puppet, or |
Ctrl-click | Command-click |
Open Preferences dialog box | Ctrl+K | Command+, (comma) |
Open Keyboard Shortcut editor dialog box | Ctrl+Shift+Alt+K | Command+Shift+Option+K |
Show help | F1 | F1 |
Undo | Ctrl+Z | Command+Z |
Redo | Ctrl+Shift+Z | Command+Shift+Z |
New history bookmark | Ctrl+Alt+S | Command+Option+S |
Quit | Ctrl+Q or Alt+F4 | Command+Q |
Result | Windows | macOS |
New project | Ctrl+Alt+N |
Command+Option+N |
Open project |
Ctrl+O | Command+O |
Save project As |
Ctrl+Shift+S | Command+Shift+S |
Result | Windows | macOS |
Import files into the project |
Ctrl+I or double-click in an empty area of the Project panel |
Command+I or double-click in an empty area of the Project panel |
Add selected project items to a new scene |
Ctrl+\ (backslash) or click the Add to New Scene button | Command+\ (backslash) or click the Add to New Scene button |
Add each selected project item to its own new scene | Alt-click the Add to New Scene button, or hold down Alt while choosing Scene > Add to New Scene |
Option-click the Add to New Scene button, or hold down Option while choosing Scene > Add to New Scene |
Result | Windows | macOS |
Switch to Start workspace |
Alt+Shift+1 | Option+Shift+1 |
Switch to Rig workspace |
Alt+Shift+2 | Option+Shift+2 |
Switch to Record workspace |
Alt+Shift+3 | Option+Shift+3 |
Switch to Stream workspace |
Alt+Shift+4 | Option+Shift+4 |
Pan the contents of the Scene or Puppet panel |
Alt-drag in the panel, or hold down Spacebar or middle mouse button while dragging in the Puppet panel |
Option-drag in the panel, or hold down Spacebar or middle mouse button while dragging in the Puppet panel |
Zoom the contents of the Scene or Puppet panel | Ctrl+= (equal) / Ctrl+- (minus), or Alt-spin the mouse wheel (or vertically swipe the trackpad) while the pointer is above the panel |
Command+= (equal) / Command+- (minus), or Option-spin the mouse wheel (or vertically swipe the trackpad) while the pointer is above the panel |
Recenter and reset to 100% zoom of the contents in the Scene or Puppet panel |
Alt-double-click in the panel | Option-double-click in the panel |
Maximize or restore panel under |
` (accent grave) | ` (accent grave) |
Close the frontmost content in the Scene or Puppet panel |
Ctrl+W | Command+W |
Reset the layout of the current workspace | Double-click the name of the workspace in the workspaces bar | Double-click the name of the workspace in the workspaces bar |
Result | Windows | MacOS |
Create an empty scene |
Ctrl+N | Command+N |
Refresh the scene’s content, including restarting simulations |
Ctrl+Shift+R, F5, or click Refresh Scene button in Scene panel |
Command+Shift+R, F5, or click Refresh Scene button in Scene panel |
Refresh the scene’s contents, including restarting simulations and deleting previously cached artwork |
Alt-click Refresh Scene button in Scene panel | Option-click Refresh Scene button in Scene panel |
Take a scene snapshot | Shift+F6 | Shift+F6 |
Show or hide the scene snapshot | F6 | F6 |
Increase or decrease scene snapshot opacity | Ctrl+Alt+= or Ctrl+Alt+- | Command+Option+= or Command+Option+- |
Result | Windows | macOS |
Create an empty puppet |
Ctrl+Shift+N | Command+Shift+N |
Group selected layers in a puppet |
Ctrl+G | Command+G |
Edit select puppet’s artwork in |
Ctrl+E | Command+E |
Set the rest |
Ctrl+P | Command+P |
Assign a trigger key for a layer in a puppet |
Click the trigger column in the Puppet panel, |
Click the trigger column in the Puppet panel, |
Show trigger keys for a puppet (that uses the Triggers behavior) | Select the puppet, then open the Triggers panel (Window > Triggers) | Select the puppet, then open the Triggers panel (Window > Triggers) |
Make a layer a clipping mask for the layers below it, or release a clipping mask | Ctrl+Alt+G | Command+Option+G |
Constrain movement of a handle in the Puppet panel | Hold down Shift as you start to drag the handle | Hold down Shift as you start to drag the handle |
Nudge selected handles | Arrow keys + hold down Shift as well for 10x the distance or Ctrl for 1/10th the distance | Arrow keys + hold down Shift as well for 10x the distance or Command for 1/10th the distance |
Results | Windows | macOS |
Pan the style image (when zoomed) | Hold down Spacebar while dragging the image | Hold down Spacebar while dragging the image |
Zoom the style image | Alt-spin the mouse wheel (or vertically swipe the trackpad) while the pointer is above the image | Option-spin the mouse wheel (or vertically swipe the trackpad) while the pointer is above the image |
Select multiple edit points | Drag (marquee)-select around the points | Drag (marquee)-select around the points |
Toggle the selection of multiple edit points | Ctrl-drag-select around the points | Command-drag-select around the points |
Adjust the brush size | Spin the mouse wheel or vertically swipe the trackpad | Spin the mouse wheel or vertically swipe the trackpad |
Eyedropper-pick the brush type from the region color drawn over the image | Right-click above the drawn color | Right-click above the drawn color |
Results | Windows | macOS |
Activate Selection tool | V | V |
Activate Hand tool | H | H |
Temporarily activate Hand tool | Hold down Spacebar | Hold down Spacebar |
Activate Zoom In tool | Z | Z |
Activate Zoom Out tool | Alt (when Zoom In tool is active) | Option (when Zoom In tool is active) |
Activate Handle tool | L | L |
Activate Stick tool | S | S |
Activate Pin tool | P | P |
Activate Dragger tool | M | M |
Activate Dangle tool | D | D |
註解:
See Lip Sync shortcuts in the Lip sync section.
Result | Windows | macOS |
(Eye Gaze or Face) Pause eye gaze or facial movements |
Hold down ; (semicolon) | Hold down ; (semicolon) |
(Eye Gaze Face or Head Turner) Paste face measurements data from After Effects onto a puppet |
Ctrl+V | Command+V |
Eye Gaze) Dart eyes in specific directions (when Keyboard Input is armed) | Arrow keys: Up or Down = vertical, Left or Right = horizontal, horizontal + vertical Arrow keys = diagonal | Arrow keys: Up or Down = vertical, Left or Right = horizontal, horizontal + vertical Arrow keys = diagonal |
(Layer Picker) Choose a different layer (when Keyboard Input is armed) | Arrow keys: Left = lower-numbered layer, Right = higher-numbered layer, Up = first layer in range, Down = last layer in range |
Arrow keys: Left = lower-numbered layer, Right = higher-numbered layer, Up = first layer in range, Down = last layer in range |
(Lip Sync) Copy a lip sync take as Time Remap keyframes for use in After Effects |
Right-click the Lip Sync take, then choose Copy Visemes for After Effects | Right-click the Lip Sync take, then choose Copy Visemes for After Effects |
(Particles) Emit a single particle (Continuous mode for either Point and shoot or Cannon) | R | R |
(Particles) Remove all particles | D | D |
(Walk) Start/stop walking (when Start is set to With Left & Right Arrow Keys) |
Left Arrow or Right Arrow | Left Arrow or Right Arrow |
Result | Windows | macOS |
Start or stop recording |
Ctrl+R | Command+R |
Start or stop playback |
Spacebar | Spacebar |
Record a 1-frame take |
Ctrl+1 | Command+1 |
Record a 2-frame take |
Ctrl+2 | Command+2 |
Record a take the duration of the work area* | Ctrl+3 | Command+3 |
Arm or disarm all behaviors for a puppet |
Ctrl-click any behavior Arm for Record button in the Properties panel | Command-click any behavior Arm for Record button in the Properties panel |
Arm or disarm all properties of a behavior |
Ctrl-click any behavior parameter’s Arm for Record button in the Properties panel | Command-click any behavior parameter’s Arm for Record button in the Properties panel |
Enable or disable all behaviors on a puppet | Ctrl-click any behavior’s eyeball in the Properties panel | Command-click any behavior’s eyeball in the Properties panel |
* These shortcuts create takes for armed behavior parameters. However, if triggers or swap sets are selected in the Triggers panel and the panel has focus, these will create trigger bars instead.
註解:
The record 1 frame take and record a 2 frame take shortcuts create takes for armed behavior parameters. However, if triggers or swap sets are selected in the Triggers panel and the panel has focus, these creates trigger bars instead.
Result | Windows | macOS |
Go to |
Home | Fn+Left Arrow |
Go forward 1 frame |
Ctrl+Right Arrow | Command+Right Arrow |
Go forward 10 frames |
Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow | Command+Shift+Right Arrow |
Go backward 1 frame |
Ctrl+Left Arrow | Command+Left Arrow |
Go backward 10 frames |
Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow | Command+Shift+Left Arrow |
Go to the previous interesting time (work area start/end, track in/out, take in/out, marker) | Alt+Left Arrow | Option+Left Arrow |
Go to the next interesting time (work area start/end, track in/out, take in/out, marker) | Alt+Right Arrow | Option+Right Arrow |
Go to the start of the work area | Shift+Home | Shift+Home |
Go to the end of the work area | Shift+End | Shift+End |
Scrub through time in 1-frame increments |
Drag the |
Drag the |
Scrub through time in subframe increments |
Ctrl-drag the |
Command-drag the |
Scroll left or right one “page” of the Timeline panel at a time |
Page Up or Page Down | Page Up or Page Down |
Scroll left or right less than one “page” of the Timeline panel at a time | Ctrl+Page Up or Ctrl +Page Down | Command+Page Up or Command+Page Down |
Enable or disable the work area | Click the bar along the time ruler at the top of the Timeline panel | Click the bar along the time ruler at the top of the Timeline panel |
Set start of the work area to the |
Alt+I | Option+I |
Set end of the work area to the |
Alt+O | Option+O |
Set the work area to match the selected tracks and takes | Alt+/ | Option+/ |
Advance (shift later in time) the work area by its duration | Ctrl+4 | Command+4 |
Result | Windows | macOS |
Move selected tracks or takes down (back) or up (front) in stacking order | Ctrl+Up Arrow or Ctrl+Down Arrow | Command+Up Arrow or Command+Down Arrow |
While dragging a track or take, avoid snapping to start/end times of other tracks and takes |
Hold down Ctrl | Hold down Command |
Use the previous or |
Ctrl+B or Ctrl+Shift+B | Command+B or Command+Shift+B |
Trim the In point for selected tracks or takes to current time |
Alt+[ (left bracket) or Alt+] (right bracket) | Option+[ (left bracket) or Option+] (right bracket) |
Copy a selected take | Ctrl+C | Command+C |
Copy a selected take, then remove it from the Timeline panel | Ctrl+X | Command+X |
Paste a previously copied or cut take at the current ( |
Ctrl+V | Command+V |
Create a hold take from the selected take at the current time | Ctrl+Shift+Alt+D | Command+Shift+Option+D |
Replace a puppet track with a different puppet item | Select the puppet track in the timeline, then hold down Alt as you drag another puppet from the Project panel into the Timeline panel | Select the puppet track in the timeline, then hold down Option as you drag another puppet from the Project panel into the Timeline panel |
Result | Windows | macOS |
Add a |
Alt-right-click at the intended time above the Visemes row in the Timeline panel, then choose the |
Option-right-click at the intended time above the Visemes row in the Timeline panel, then choose the |
Split a |
Alt-click at the intended split time | Option-click at the intended split time |
Select the previous or next |
Left Arrow or Right Arrow |
Left Arrow or Right Arrow |
Move the selected |
Up Arrow or Down Arrow | Up Arrow or Down Arrow |
Change selected |
First letter of the |
|
Split selected |
/ (forward slash) | / (forward slash) |
Copy Lip Sync take to system clipboard and remove take from puppet | Ctrl+X | Command+X |
Paste Lip Sync take to puppet | Ctrl+V | Command+V |
Result | Windows | macOS |
Add a trigger anywhere in time | Alt-right-click at the intended time above the Triggers row in the Timeline panel, then choose the trigger from the menu | Option-right-click at the intended time above the Triggers row in the Timeline panel, then choose the trigger from the menu |
Split a trigger bar | Alt-click at the intended split time | Option-click at the intended split time |
Select the previous or next trigger bar in time | Left Arrow or Right Arrow | Left Arrow or Right Arrow |
Move the selected trigger bar earlier or later by one frame at a time | Up Arrow or Down Arrow | Up Arrow or Down Arrow |
Split selected trigger bar in half | / (forward slash) | / (forward slash) |
Result | Windows | macOS |
Add a marker |
* (multiply) on numeric keypad | Control+8 |
Add a stop marker |
Shift+* (multiply) on numeric keypad | Control+Shift+8 |
Rename a marker or stop marker |
Press Enter or double-click |
Press Enter or double-click |
Result | Windows | macOS |
Add controls for all of a puppet’s triggers |
Click the Refresh Layout button |
Click the Refresh Layout button |
Relayout the current controls based on the size of the Controls panel |
Alt-click the Refresh Layout button |
Option-click the Refresh Layout button |
While dragging a control, avoid snapping to the grid layout (Layout mode) |
Hold down Ctrl |
Hold down Command |
Pan the contents of the panel (Layout mode) | Hold down the Alt key or middle mouse button while dragging in the panel, or spin the mouse wheel to scroll vertically or hold down the Shift key as you spin it to scroll horizontally | Hold down the Option key or middle mouse button while dragging in the panel, or spin the mouse wheel to scroll vertically or hold down the Shift key as you spin it to scroll horizontally |
Assign a key to a selected trigger control (Layout mode) |
Press the key, or enter the key for the trigger in the Triggers panel |
Press the |
Assign a MIDI note to a selected trigger control (Layout mode) |
Tap the note on the MIDI device; you can also do this while the cursor is in the MIDI Note field in the Triggers panel | Tap the note on the MIDI device; you can also do this while the cursor is in the MIDI Note field in the Triggers panel |
Assign a MIDI fader or knob to a selected behavior parameter control (Layout mode) |
Move the fader or knob |
Move the fader or knob |
Quickly switch from Layout to Perform mode* | Double-click away from any control in the panel | Double-click away from any control in the panel |
* You can assign a shortcut to quickly switch between Layout and Perform modes. In the Keyboard Shortcut editor, look in the Window category for the Toggle Controls Panel Layout Mode command.
Result | Windows | macOS |
Ctrl+M | Command+M | |
Ctrl+Alt+M | Command+Option+M |
Result | Windows | macOS |
Enable or disable live streaming |
Click the Stream Live button in the Scene panel | Click the Stream Live button in the Scene panel |
Change the active devices for live streaming |
Ctrl-click the Stream Live button in the Scene panel | Command-click the Stream Live button in the Scene panel |