If a shortcut entry is blank in the shortcut table it means that there is currently no shortcut assigned to the action, but it is available for reassignment. See Customize keyboard shortcuts for information on how to reassign keys for different actions.
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Action |
Windows and Linux |
Mac OS X |
Results |
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| Create a Curve | Ctrl + C | Command + C | Activates curve creation mode. Click in the 3D View to place points for the curve. |
| End a Curve | Enter | Return | Completes the curve and exits curve editing mode. |
| Rotate a Curve | C + drag | C + drag | The curve rotates about its center. |
| Translate a Curve | C + middle-drag | C + middle-drag | The curve moves across the 3D View. |
| Scale a Curve | C + right-drag | C + right-drag | The curve increases or decreases in size. |
| Scale Curve 2 | C + middle + left-click drag | C + middle + left-click drag | The curve increases or decreases in size. |
| Draw on a Curve | Shift + C | Shift + C |
Applies a selected tool automatically along the active curve. For example, if you select the Paint Brush tool, then select Stroke On Curve, the paint stroke is applied evenly along the curve based on the Paint Brush properties. See also Sculpt or paint using curves. |
| Duplicate Curve |
Creates a copy of the active curve. |
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Smooth Curve |
Shift | Shift |
Smooths curves, when the Curve tool is active. (Releasing the Shift key reverts to the selected tool function.) |
| Hide All Curves | Ctrl + H | Command + Shift + H | Hides all curves in the 3D View. |
| Toggle Curve Display |
Toggles the display of curves in the 3D View. |
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| Toggle Curve Point Display |
Toggles the display of individual curve points in the 3D View. When on, curves display with a series of small points, giving you finer control over curve manipulation. When off, curves display as smooth lines. See also Display curve points, Curve resolution. |