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Shortcuts

The complete list. A short version lives in the application, under Settings → Shortcuts.

Document

Shortcut	Action
`Ctrl` + `S`	Save. Asks for a name the first time
`Ctrl` + `Z`	Undo
`Ctrl` + `W`	Undo — the AZERTY-friendly alternative
`Ctrl` + `Y`	Redo

Undo is a single history covering map edits and hierarchy edits alike. It reverses the last thing you did, whichever panel you did it in.

These stay silent inside a text field

Ctrl+Z in a territory-name field is the reflex for "undo my typo". It must not throw away sculpting work instead.

Input	Action
Scroll	Zoom, centred on the pointer. Range 10 % – 5000 %
Middle-drag	Pan
Left-click / drag	Paint, or select — depends on the active tool
Right-click	Pick, or stop painting

These work anywhere, without moving the pointer off the canvas:

Shortcut	Adjusts	Range
`Ctrl` + scroll	Brush size	Radius 1.5 – 500
`Alt` + scroll	Falloff — scroll up for a softer edge	0 – 10
`Ctrl` + `Alt` + scroll	Rotation, 5° per step	0 – 360°

Holding Ctrl or Alt suppresses zoom, so a brush adjustment never moves the camera.

Input	Action
Click a view button	Switches the map to that view
`Ctrl` + click a view button	Pins that view as a translucent layer
`Ctrl` + click the pinned view	Removes the layer

The application is fully operable without a mouse.

Shortcut	Action
`Tab`	Next control
`Shift` + `Tab`	Previous control
`Space` or `Enter`	Activate the control — button, switch, open or close a group
`←` `→`	Move the selection within a segmented picker
`Escape`	Close a sheet, or release focus

Focus follows the order controls are drawn in, which is the order they appear on screen. The focused control is drawn with a ring around it.

Escape never quits the application.

A field owns the keyboard while it is being edited: typing an s into a name does not trigger Save.

Shortcut	Action
`Ctrl` + `+`	Increase by 25 %
`Ctrl` + `-`	Decrease by 25 %
`Ctrl` + `0`	Match the display's own scaling

They clamp at 75 % and 300 %. The numpad keys work too.

Shortcut	Action
`F12`	Writes `screenshot_NNN.png` next to the executable

All of the above in one place, to print or pin up.