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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	Hold down right click, mouse movement
	Pan Right	Rotates the camera 45 degrees to the right	Same
	Zoom In	Gets closer to the camera's subject	O (Mouse Scroll Forward)
	Zoom Out	Gets farther away from the camera's subject	I (Mouse Scroll Back)