Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Handy
shortcuts
for
Blender
Compositor
Blender, by default, is equipped with shortcuts for most of the commonly used oper-
ations. The following list highlights shortcuts that will come in handy when working in
Compositor:
•
Shift
+
A
: This displays the
Add
menu at the pointer's location.
•
Ctrl
+
Shift
+ left mouse button: Applying this on any node connects its first
output socket to the viewer node. Repeating this multiple times will cycle the
connections on all the available output sockets.
•
Ctrl
+ left mouse button: This is used to cut the noodle connections.
•
X
: This deletes the selected node.
•
Ctrl
+
X
: This deletes the current node and connects the previous node to the
next node.
•
Alt
+ middle mouse button: This pans the backdrop image.
•
Shift
+
D
: This duplicates the selected node or noodle network.
•
Ctrl
+ left mouse button: This toggles between layout presets.
•
H
: This collapses the node.
•
Shift + H
: This hides/unhides the node preview.
•
Ctrl + H
: This hides/unhides the unconnected sockets of a selected node.
•
A
: This selects all the nodes.
•
B
: This is used to drag the selected nodes.
•
G
: This grabs the node.
•
F
: This connects the selected nodes.
•
M
: This mutes the selected node.
•
S
or
R
: These can be used to scale or rotate the selected nodes. This is useful
to rearrange the node flow.
•
Shift
+ Space bar: This maximizes/minimizes the panel.