X-Git-Url: https://git.tokkee.org/?a=blobdiff_plain;ds=inline;f=doc%2Fkeys.xml;h=977ff4ba7f295a30f51d3dc31e4b7ba85f325fa5;hb=976cb0845b8b80ec4221f0c58421082de125ec54;hp=f2900908db9d084990fe43f9dc37f883608492cc;hpb=5b75c543a354e92e2f96393e6be276fda8589882;p=inkscape.git diff --git a/doc/keys.xml b/doc/keys.xml index f2900908d..977ff4ba7 100644 --- a/doc/keys.xml +++ b/doc/keys.xml @@ -22,9 +22,12 @@ RFE).

s Selector Selector (temporary) Space switches to the Selector tool temporarily; another Space switches back. +When the "Left mouse button pans when Space is pressed" option is on in Preferences, Space+mouse drag pans canvas instead of switching to Selector. n Node tool +w Tweak tool z Zoom tool r Rectangle tool +x 3D box tool e Ellipse/arc tool p Freehand (Pencil) tool b Bezier (Pen) tool @@ -51,13 +54,14 @@ RFE).

L Layers A Align and Distribute O Object Properties -H Undo history +H Undo History X XML Editor D Document Preferences P Inkscape Preferences E Export to PNG F Find -B Trace bitmap +B Trace Bitmap +7 Path Effects These shortcuts open a new dialog window if it wasn't open yet, otherwise the corresponding dialog gets focus. @@ -121,6 +125,7 @@ RFE).

zoom in zoom out zoom in or out +When the "Mouse wheel zooms by default" option is on in Preferences, Ctrl+wheel scrolls instead of zooming. To zoom, use wheel without Ctrl. zoom into the area Z activate zoom field The zoom field in the lower left corner of the window allows you to specify zoom level precisely. @@ -150,19 +155,23 @@ RFE).

pan canvas pan canvas scroll canvas vertically +When the "Mouse wheel zooms by default" option is on in Preferences, mouse wheel zooms instead of scrolling. To scroll, use Ctrl+wheel. scroll canvas horizontally +When the "Left mouse button pans when Space is pressed" option is on in Preferences, Space+mouse drag also pans canvas. -Guides and grid +Guides, grids, snapping drag off a ruler to create guide Drag off the horizontal or vertical ruler to create a new guideline. Drag a guideline onto the ruler to delete it. | \ toggle guides and snapping to guides -If you want to have different values for guides visibility and snapping, set them via the Document Options dialog. +If you want to see the guides but not snap to them, use the global snapping toggle (% key). When you create a new guide by dragging off the ruler, guide visibility and snapping are turned on. -# 3 toggle grid and snapping to grid -If you want to have different values for grid visibility and snapping, set them via the Document Options dialog. +# 3 toggle grids and snapping to grids +If you want to see the grids but not snap to them, use the global snapping toggle (% key). Note that only the 3 key on the main keyboard works, not on the keypad. +% toggle snapping on and off +This toggle affects snapping to grids, guides, and objects in all tools. @@ -268,8 +277,10 @@ RFE).

V paste in place This places the clipboard objects to the original location from which they were copied. V paste style -This applies the style of the (first of the) coped object(s) to the current selection. +This applies the style of the (first of the) copied object(s) to the current selection. If a gradient handle (in Gradient tool) or a text span (in Text tool) are selected, they get the style instead of the entire object. +7 paste path effect +This applies the path effect of the copied path to the paths/shapes in current selection. @@ -636,7 +647,7 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) drop a copy When dragging nodes with mouse, each Space leaves a copy of the selected object. You can press and hold Space while dragging for a nice "trail." - sculpt nodes + sculpt selected nodes Sculpting moves the selected nodes so that the dragged node moves all the way, the farthest selected nodes stay put; all intermediate selected nodes move intermediate distances, governed by a bell-like curve. Sculpting is pressure-sensitive with a tablet; press harder for a blunter drag profile, press lightly for a sharper profile. @@ -815,6 +826,36 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) +*
+ +Operation + act on selected paths in the current mode + act temporarily switching to shrink mode + act temporarily switching to grow mode +The amount of tweaking action is the greatest at the center of the circular area and drops off smoothly towards the edges. + + + +Modes +p push mode +s shrink (inset) mode +g grow (outset) mode +a attract mode +e repel mode +r roughen mode +c color paint mode +j color jitter mode + + + +Parameters + adjust brush width by 1 + set brush width to 1 / 100 + adjust tweaking force +Width and force can be adjusted while drawing. With a pressure-sensitive tablet, force also depends on pen pressure. + + +
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+ +Draw + draw a 3D box (X/Y plane) + draw a 3D box (extrude in Z) + + + +Select + click to select + select under + toggle selection + deselect + + + +Edit by handles +All editing operations occur "in perspective", i.e., either along PLs or within planes spanned by these. + resize/move box +The four front handles and the center normally move withing the XY-plane, the four rear handles along the Z-axis. + resize/move (with handle behaviour swapped) + resize/move (handles snap to axes or diagonals) + + + +Edit perspectives +In what follows, we use the abbreviations VP = vanishing point, PL = perspective line. + drag square handles to move the VPs +[ ] rotate X-PLs (if parallel) by the angle step +The default angle step is 15 degrees. ],),} rotate clockwise, [,(,{ rotate counterclockwise. +[ ] rotate X-PLs (if parallel) by 1 pixel +( ) rotate Y-PLs (if parallel) by the angle step +( ) rotate Y-PLs (if parallel) by 1 pixel +{ } rotate Z-PLs (if parallel) by the angle step +{ } rotate Z-PLs (if parallel) by 1 pixel + + + +Visual appearance +L toggle visibility of PLs +A toggle PLs to all corners/only front corners + + +
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Draw +Without Alt the starting end ending point of the mouse drag mark the corners of the bounding box. +With Alt the ellipse is enlarged so that its circumference passes through these two points (Ctrl+Alt is a special case; see below). draw an ellipse make circle or integer-ratio ellipse This restricts ellipse so its height/width ratio is a whole number. draw around the starting point This creates an ellipse symmetric around the starting point of the mouse drag. +create circle passing through the starting and ending point +This creates a perfect circle whose diameter is defined by the starting and ending point of the mouse drag. @@ -977,6 +1067,14 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) temporarily disable snapping Shift also temporaily disables snapping to grid or guides when you are drawing with grid or guides on. + + +Create dots + create a dot +This creates a small circle. Its size (relative to the current stroke width) can be set in Preferences. + create a double-sized dot + create a random-sized dot +
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@@ -1015,6 +1113,14 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) These commands change the last (red) segment of the path to straight line or curve. + +Create dots + create a dot +This creates a small circle. Its size (relative to the current stroke width) can be set in Preferences. + create a double-sized dot + create a random-sized dot + + Finish finish current line @@ -1030,17 +1136,13 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.)
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draw a calligraphic line add to selected path Drawing with Shift unions the newly created stroke with the previous selection track a guide path Drawing with Ctrl tracks a selected guide path at the constant distance - thin selected paths - thicken selected paths -Dragging with Alt or Shift+Alt over selected paths makes them thinner/thicker where you drag -The amount of thinning/thickening is the greatest at the center of the area and drops off smoothly towards the edges. adjust pen width by 1 set pen width to 1 or 100 adjust pen angle @@ -1087,36 +1189,41 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) Select handles select a handle add handle to selection + select by rubberband select next handle select previous handle +A select all handles deselect all handles +Single click outside all handles also deselects all handles. -Create/delete stops +Create/delete intermediate stops create a stop create a stop Ctrl+Alt+click or double click on a gradient line creates a new intermediate stop delete stop -Ctrl+Alt+click on a stop's handle deletes the stop; -if it was an end stop, gradient shortens or disappears +Ctrl+Alt+click on a stop's handle deletes the stop; if it was an end stop, gradient shortens or disappears + insert new stop(s) +This adds new stop(s) in the middle(s) of selected segment(s), so it requires that more than two adjacent handles be selected. delete selected stops -Move handles - +Move handles/stops move selected handle(s) + move stops in 1/10 range increments +Ctrl+dragging selected intermediate stops moves them snapping to 1/10 steps of the available range + sculpt selected stops +Sculpting moves the selected intermediate stops depending on how close each one is to the stop being dragged, using a smooth bell-like curve similar to the node sculpting feature in Node tool. move selected handle by the nudge distance move selected handle by 10x nudge distance The default nudge distance is 2 px (SVG pixel units, not screen pixels). move selected handle by 1 pixel move selected handle by 10 pixels +If at least one end handle is selected, arrow keys move the end handle to move or resize the gradient line. +If only mid stops are selected, arrow keys move the selected stops along the gradient line. The actual distance for pixel movements depends on zoom level. Zoom in for finer movement. -