Before using a keyboard function, click in the 3D render window to remove the input focus from the textbox of the tool window. | |
<F1> | Displays this user guide. |
<F2> | Show/hide the safe area, the crosshair, the global and local coordinate systems and the grid. |
<F3> | Displays the standard colour dialog for easier colour editing. This only works if you've selected a colour property, like the colour of the text layer. |
<F4> | Starts the show from the beginning. |
<F5> | Refresh. |
<F6> | Changes the Font. This only works when you've selected a text or scroller layer. |
<F7> | Changes the EPS file. |
<F8> | Changes the Texture file. |
<F9> | Changes the Effect file. |
<F11> | Show/hide the tool window. |
<F12> | Show/hide the browser panel. |
<Alt> + <Enter> | Plays the show fullscreen. |
<Alt> + <Left Arrow> | Back. |
<Alt> + <Right Arrow> | Forward. |
<Escape> | Stops the show when it is playing, exits the program otherwise. |
<Control> + <Shift> | Render only the active layer. |
B | Export as alphabet. Active layer must be a text layer with a single character. |
C | Export as cubemap. Active layer must be the camera layer with the Arm Length set to (0,0,0). You can import this picture into Bixorama by choosing File > Import Panorama > Strip. |
D | Remove all dynamic content. |
F | Change all fonts into the default font. |
P | Pauses the animation. |
S | Unpacks the active model layer into submodels. |
<Control> + K | Random colours for all layers. |
<Control> + J | Random colours for the active layer. |
<Control> + H | Random colours for all, except the active layer. |
<Control> + 1 | Select layer 1. |
<Alt> + 1 | Select property 1. |
The current property can be adjusted by clicking and dragging in the render window. Moving the mouse horizontally while holding down the left mouse button changes the 1st slider. Moving the mouse vertically while holding down the left mouse button changes the 2nd slider. Moving the mouse vertically while holding down the right mouse button changes the 3th slider. Position properties are relative to the camera rotation.
You can select a layer by double clicking on it in the render window.
Hold down the <Control> key when dragging for small adjustments.
Hold down the <Shift> key when dragging for big adjustments.