Keyboard shortcuts

On a Mac, use Cmd where it says Ctrl.

On the scene

The scene’s shortcuts work with the map focused (click it first).

Tools

Key	Tool
V	Select and move
H	Pan the view
R	Ruler
F	Reveal fog area (game masters)
W	Walls (game masters)
D	Draw (whoever can draw)
E	Erase drawings (whoever can draw)

The view

Shortcut	What it does
Mouse wheel	zooms in and out, around the pointer
+ and −	zoom in and out
0	fits the whole map
dragging with the middle or right button	moves the view, with any tool

Tokens

Shortcut	What it does
Arrows	move the selected token one cell (with token vision on, walls stop it)
Shift + wheel	turns the selected token, 15° at a time
Alt + drag	drops the token off the grid, wherever you let go
Double-click the token	opens its properties (for whoever can move it)
Delete or Backspace	deletes the selected token (game masters)
Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V	copy the selected token and paste it where the mouse is, even in another scene (game masters)
Ctrl + D	duplicates the selected token (game masters)
Esc	clears the selection

Ping, undo and redo

Shortcut	What it does
Alt + click, or holding the button still	a ping everyone sees
Shift + Alt + click (game masters)	a ping that takes everyone’s view to the spot
Ctrl + Z	undoes what you did in this scene (up to 50 steps)
Ctrl + Y or Ctrl + Shift + Z	redoes

Lining up the grid (game masters)

With Align the grid with the map image, the arrows move the image; with Shift, the step is 10 times bigger.

Walls (game masters)

With the Walls tool:

Shortcut	What it does
Enter or double-click	finish the line you are drawing
Backspace	removes the line’s last point
Esc	cancels the line, or clears the selection
Shift + click or Shift + drag	adds walls to the selection
Delete or Backspace	delete the selected walls

In the chat

Shortcut	What it does
Enter	sends
Shift + Enter	breaks the line
Up and down arrows	bring back your previous messages
Ctrl + V with a copied image	sends the image

On the participants’ bars

Shortcut	What it does
Double-click a bar, or Enter or F2 with it focused	opens the bar editor
Enter	saves
Esc	cancels
Up and down arrows	move between the value and the maximum

On the participants’ lines

Shortcut	What it does
Double-click a line, or Enter or F2 with it focused	lets you write in it, with the cursor at the end
Enter, or clicking elsewhere	saves
Esc	cancels and keeps the text from before

In the room

Shortcut	What it does
Esc	puts the maximized space back in its place
double-click a tab	maximizes its space; another double-click puts it back
Ctrl + E	turns screen arranging on and off (see Arranging the screen)

Dragging tabs and spaces

At any time, in and out of layout editing:

Shortcut	What it does
dragging a tab	takes the tab to another space’s strip, to a space’s edge or to the room’s edge
dragging the empty part of the tab strip	takes the whole space: next to another space’s tabs, to its edge or to the room’s edge
Ctrl or Alt when dropping	leaves a copy of the tab (for a whole space, of the tab in view) at the target
Esc during a drag	gives up the drag
Esc	leaves layout editing