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3 Post Moderation Rule for New Boarders (25 Jan 2021)
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But here's how you do it, and it must be done in the Inspector. Click once on either the Position X or Y numeric parameter. Use the up and down arrow keys to nudge one integer at a time.
Any Inspector parameter pretty much can be nudged like this.
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BenB wrote: Actually when working in the Inspector, you do not need to activate the Transform tool at all.
But here's how you do it, and it must be done in the Inspector. Click once on either the Position X or Y numeric parameter. Use the up and down arrow keys to nudge one integer at a time.
Any Inspector parameter pretty much can be nudged like this.
You're right. When I tried this last night it required me to activate the Transform tool. I guess the viewer wasn't responding for some odd reason. Nice tip though on the arrow key nudging, Ben!
As an added bonus, you can also use the Tab key to select the next parameter. If you need to go back to the X parameter after Tabbing over to the Y parameter, use Shift-Tab. This is a system-wide shortcut really, but it'll keep you from having to use the mouse to manually select the parameter you want to adjust.
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...as well as using arrow keys to increase or decrease by 1,
you can use Shift with the arrow keys increase or decrease by 10,
or use the Option key to increase or decrease parameter values by 0.1.
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