Open brush tips pie menu (only when tool is active) Toggle snap state (hold with tool active for temporary snap)Ĭreate polygon of given type from vertex selection Offset Work Plane to geometry position under cursor More (select next plausible element in loop)Īlign to selection (average of all selected) Toggle Catmull-Clark subdivision surfaces For more information, see Using Channels.
Pressing S in item mode keys a selected channel. Note:This shortcut only activates the Slide tool when in component mode. Toggle Component mode to Item mode (or last mode)Įnables the Slide / Edge Slide tool when in a component mode (Polygons, Edges, or Vertices). Note:The tool needs to be active for this shortcut to work.Įscape current operation/drop active selection If you want the pie menu to appear immediately, go to System > Preferences > Input Remapping and enable Open Pies Immediately.īrushes pie menu (only when a Brush tool is active)Īnimation shortcuts (only in the Animation layout) To open, press the keyboard shortcut, then click in the 3D viewport to open. Menu items are laid out in a wheel so you can access them gesturally for speedier workflow. Pie menus are quick contextual pop-up menus that appear using keystroke combinations. Instance selected layer(s) (only in Items mode) In other modes flip polygonsĭuplicate selected layer(s) (only in Items mode) In Items selection mode, locate selected item (layer). Note:The following keyboard shortcuts only work on Mac. Right (press again to toggle right /left view) Top (press again to toggle top/bottom view)įront (press again to toggle front/back view) Maximize/minimize the viewport within the group Modifies the Viewport Settings button in the top left of the viewport to show shading styles for inactive meshes When turntable is running, displays upright turntableįit selected (zooms to selected elements)Īlign selected (aligns view to the current selection)įit and align selected (zooms and aligns the view to the current selection)Įnter values on the numeric keypad and move the pointer over the target viewport to select. Layout switcher, organized by most recent (Click on the interface element to open the related help file.)īrings up the last tool used, ignoring UI interactions and selections List of Keyboard Shortcuts General/System To create your own custom keyboard shortcuts, watch this video: This is useful if you want to create keyboard shortcuts for scripts or tools that don't actually appear in the default interface. You can also assign keyboard equivalents using the Input Editor found on the System menu on the menu bar. Locate the command in the list (usually visible at the bottom of the history), then right-click and choose Map Command to Key. To assign a keyboard shortcut to a command, perform the command from the interface, then expand the Command History viewport, located in the lower-right hand corner of the interface. Note:On Mac machines that use a limited keyboard, such as a laptop, replace the Ctrl key with the Cmd key. By also allowing the Ctrl, Shift and Alt key qualifiers (including combinations thereof), you have a wide array of keys to choose from. These keyboard shortcuts can also be re-assigned, customizing Modo to a users specific needs. Any command in Modo can have a keyboard shortcut assigned to it.
Keyboard shortcuts can really streamline the user experience, by mapping specific functions to simple keyboard key presses.
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