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Keyboard Shortcuts are commands that instead of clicking a button, you can hit a key on your keyboard to do it. They are called shortcuts because many times they are faster than trying to hit a little button icon. Once you start to memorize them, shortcuts make everything easier.

List of shortcuts and their use

	Name	Description	Keyboard Shortcut
Toolbar Commands
	New	Opens a new, empty place	CTRL + N
	Open	Gives you a window to open a saved place from your computer	CTRL + O
	Save	Lets you save your current place to your computer	CTRL + S
	Undo	Undoes the last action.	CTRL + Z
	Redo	An Undo for the Undo, lets you redo an action.	CTRL + Y
Editing Commands
	Cut	Copies something, then removes it. Lets you paste it elsewhere	CTRL + X
	Copy	Copies something, then lets you paste it elsewhere	CTRL + C
	Paste	Takes something you've copied or cut from somewhere else, and put it wherever you want	CTRL + V
	Duplicate	Takes a selection and creates a copy of it	CTRL + D
	Group	Takes single bricks and puts them into a Model	CTRL + G
	Ungroup	Takes a Model and breaks it into single bricks	CTRL + U
Scripting View Commands
	Find	Opens a window to find text in a script	CTRL + F
	Find and Replace	Opens a window that lets you find and automatically replace text	CTRL + H
	Switch Tab	Changes the active tab to the Place which contains the open script	CTRL + TAB
Camera Controls
	Pan Left	Rotates the camera 45 degrees to the left	<
	Pan Right	Rotates the camera 45 degrees to the right	>
	Zoom In	Gets closer to the camera's subject	O
	Zoom Out	Gets farther away from the camera's subject	I