Ctrl + L to open UI Layouts dialog.
When you have keyboard focus on a view like Circuit View or Panel view,
you can use Shift + Z to toggle toolbar visibility.
This way you can save some screen space when many views are visible at same time.
You can zoom in/out by pressing Ctrl and rotate mouse wheel.
Or you can enter zoom level in view's status bar.
You can pan view by pressing Alt + Right click and move mouse around.
Press Ctrl+R on an active view, a file dialog will appear for chosing destination SVG file.
To remove an object from a field, delete text and press Enter.
Number fields can be edited with mouse wheel if you pass with cursor over them. If they are inside a scroll area, you must first click to get focus on them and then scroll to change number.
In object Properties dialog, the "Nodes" tab shows a list of all nodes referencing the object. Double clicking on an item will show (or raise if already open) circuit view and center it on selected node.
If Shift is held while clicking, a new view is opened regardless if other views exist for same circuit.
If Alt is held while clicking, the zoom level in the view will not be raised if below 100%.
You can:
- Add/delete nodes in circuits.
- Rotate nodes (
Right clickclockwise orShift + Right clickcounterclockwise). - Flip nodes (
Ctrl + Right clickfor deviator contact nodes, simple nodes and combinator relay power nodes). - Rotate node label position (
Ctrl + Shift + Right click). - Add/Remove cables.
You can move only one node at a time by dragging it. You cannot move cables.
To place the node over an existing cable, hold Shift while releasing mouse. Cable will be splitted into 2 segments.
Double click on a node/cable to show editing dialog.
This is default mode. If you are in another mode, press Esc to return to Default mode.
When editing if Alt key is held during mouse drag, a new light rect item will be created on mouse release with shape of selected area.
When in cable editing you create the path for a cable by:
Left clickon a cell edge to start the cable. A little green line will appear.Left clickon other cells to make cable go horizontal or vertical from its last point.Right clickon cell edge to finish a cable. It will become red.- Press
Enterto confirm orEscto cancel.
Use Ctrl + Z during editing to undo last cable segment.
When in Default mode you can enter Cable Editing by:
Shift + Left clickon a existing cable.Double clickon an existing cable, thenEdit Pathin the dialog.- Press
Cableon edit toolbar to create a new cable. - Press
Cshortcut to create a new cable.
In this mode you can select multiple nodes and cables to delete them, move them, or copy paste them. You cannot rotate nodes or edit cable path.
From default mode you can enter selection by pressing Shift + S inside a Circuit View.
You can exit selection mode by pressing Esc.
To select items you can:
Left clickon a node/cable to select it, previously selected items will be unselected.- Drag mouse from an empty area, all items touched by the rubber band will be selected. All previously selected items will be unselected.
Ctrl + Left clickon a node/cable to add/remove it from current selection.Left clickon an empty area to clear current selection.Ctrl + Ato select everything in current view.Shift + Ctrl + Ato invert selection.
To copy current selection press Ctrl + C.
To paste items into a view, press Ctrl + V.
To replace objects/batch edit in current selection, press Ctrl + E or Shift + Ctrl + E.
You can see this by hovering an item in edit toolbar. Node type name and its shourcut are shown in the tooltip.
Pfor a new power sourceFfor a new simple nodeCfor a new cable
Bfor Button contact nodeKfor a new lever contactRfor a new relay contactXfor screen relay contact A/B
Efor a new relay power nodeLfor a new light bulb power nodeMfor a new electromagnet power nodeVfor screen relay power nodeUfor sound node
Dfor diode nodeIfor polarity inversion nodeOfor On/Off switch nodeQfor bifilarizator node
Tfor remote circuit connection node