Keyboard shortcuts
mod is ⌘ on macOS and Ctrl elsewhere. All of these are rebindable under
Settings → Keyboard Shortcuts.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| New Scene | mod + N |
| Open Project | mod + O |
| Save Scene | mod + S |
| Save Scene As | mod + shift + S |
| Undo / Redo | mod + Z / mod + shift + Z |
| Duplicate | mod + D |
| Copy / Cut / Paste | mod + C / mod + X / mod + V |
| Delete | Delete / Backspace |
| Select All | mod + A |
| Select / Move / Rotate / Scale tool | Q / W / E / R |
| Nudge selection (×10 with Shift) | Arrow keys |
| Frame Selected | F |
| Play · Stop | F5 · Esc |
| Pause/Resume · Restart | F6 · shift + F5 |
| Maximize / restore viewport | F11 |
| Command Palette | mod + shift + P |
| Content Drawer | Ctrl + Space |
| Project Settings | mod + , |
The Command Palette (mod + shift + P) fuzzy-searches every runnable command —
the fastest way to reach any action without hunting through menus.
Beyond the command shortcuts, the editor is keyboard-navigable throughout: menus
and context menus move with the arrow keys (plus type-ahead, Home/End, and → /
← for submenus), the Outliner jumps to entities as you type, the Content
Browser’s folder tree and the tile palette both walk with arrows, and keyboard
focus is always shown with a visible focus ring.