diff --git a/docsrc/manual/images/shortcuts/edit-shortcuts.gif b/docsrc/manual/images/shortcuts/edit-shortcuts.gif deleted file mode 100644 index 274abe8b..00000000 Binary files a/docsrc/manual/images/shortcuts/edit-shortcuts.gif and /dev/null differ diff --git a/docsrc/manual/images/shortcuts/shortcuts-editor.png b/docsrc/manual/images/shortcuts/shortcuts-editor.png new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f4bd82cb Binary files /dev/null and b/docsrc/manual/images/shortcuts/shortcuts-editor.png differ diff --git a/docsrc/manual/shortcuts.rst b/docsrc/manual/shortcuts.rst index e2caa351..2aad67b4 100644 --- a/docsrc/manual/shortcuts.rst +++ b/docsrc/manual/shortcuts.rst @@ -2,12 +2,13 @@ Shortcuts ********* -Porymap has many keyboard shortcuts set by default, and even more that can be customized yourself. You can view and customize your shortcuts by going to *Options -> Edit Shortcuts*. Shortcut actions are grouped together by the window that they are used in (Main Window, Tileset Editor...). You can set up to 2 shortcuts per action, but you cannot have duplicate shortcuts set within the same window. If you enter a shortcut that is already in use, Porymap will prompt you cancel or overwrite the old shortcut. You can also restore your shortcuts to the defaults. +Porymap has many keyboard shortcuts set by default, and even more that can be customized yourself. You can view and customize your shortcuts by going to ``Options > Edit Shortcuts``. Shortcut actions are grouped together by the window that they are used in (Main Window, Tileset Editor...). You can set up to 2 shortcuts per action, but you cannot have duplicate shortcuts set within the same window. If you enter a shortcut that is already in use, Porymap will prompt you to cancel or overwrite the old shortcut. You can also restore your shortcuts to the defaults. -.. figure:: images/shortcuts/edit-shortcuts.gif - :alt: Edit Shortcuts +.. figure:: images/shortcuts/shortcuts-editor.png + :alt: Shortcuts Editor + :align: center - Edit Shortcuts + Shortcuts Editor Your shortcuts are stored at ``%Appdata%\pret\porymap\porymap.shortcuts.cfg`` on Windows and ``~/Library/Application\ Support/pret/porymap/porymap.shortcuts.cfg`` on macOS). @@ -35,36 +36,31 @@ Main Window Save Current Map, ``Ctrl+S`` Save All Maps, ``Shift+Ctrl+S`` Open Project, ``Ctrl+O`` + Close Project, ``Ctrl+W`` Undo, ``Ctrl+Z`` Redo, ``Ctrl+Y`` `or` ``Ctrl+Shift+Z`` + Back, ``Alt+←`` + Forward, ``Alt+→`` Show Edit History Window, ``Ctrl+E`` Open New Map Dialog, ``Ctrl+N`` Open New Tileset Dialog, ``Ctrl+Shift+N`` Open Tileset Editor, ``Ctrl+T`` Open Region Map Editor, ``Ctrl+M`` Edit Preferences, ``Ctrl+\,`` + Exit, ``Ctrl+Q`` .. csv-table:: :header: Map Editing :widths: 20, 20 - Select Metatile, Right-click in "paint" or "fill" mode - Select Multiple Metatiles, Hold Right-click while dragging - Bucket Fill Metatiles, Middle-click from "paint" or "fill" mode - Magic Fill Metatiles, ``Ctrl+`` Middle-click from "paint" or "fill" mode Zoom In, ``Ctrl++`` `or` ``Ctrl+=`` Zoom Out, ``Ctrl+-`` Reset View Scale, ``Ctrl+0`` Toggle Grid, ``Ctrl+G`` Toggle Cursor Outline, ``C`` Toggle Player View, ``V`` - Toggle Draw Smart Paths, Hold ``Shift`` - Draw Straight Paths, Hold ``Ctrl`` Duplicate Event(s), ``Ctrl+D`` while selected Delete Event(s), ``DEL`` while selected - Pointer, Right-click in "paint" mode - Select Event, Left-click in "pointer" mode or Right-click in "paint" mode - Select Multiple Events, `Ctrl+` click @@ -78,6 +74,10 @@ Tileset Editor Save, ``Ctrl+S`` Undo, ``Ctrl+Z`` Redo, ``Ctrl+Y`` `or` ``Ctrl+Shift+Z`` + Copy, ``Ctrl+C`` + Cut, ``Ctrl+X`` + Paste, ``Ctrl+V`` + Toggle Grid, ``Ctrl+G`` @@ -91,6 +91,20 @@ Region Map Editor Save, ``Ctrl+S`` Undo, ``Ctrl+Z`` Redo, ``Ctrl+Y`` `or` ``Ctrl+Shift+Z`` + Delete layout square, ``DEL`` `or` ``Backspace`` + Resize tilemap, ``Ctrl+R`` + + + +Custom Scripts Editor +--------------------- + +.. csv-table:: + :header: General, + :widths: 20, 20 + + Remove selected scripts, ``DEL`` `or` ``Backspace`` + .. note:: - If using macOS, ``Ctrl`` refers to the ``Command`` key + If using macOS, ``Ctrl`` refers to the ``Command`` key, and ``Alt`` refers to the ``Option`` key.