Image Navigation Keyboard/Mouse Commands for v4.5.0

[pindercarl]

A quick list of the keyboard/mouse commands for image navigation in v4.5.0

2D View:
Pan image: smooth pan with WASD keys, click-drag middle mouse button, click-drag left mouse button while holding spacebar, with no tokens selected arrow keys pan the view by one-grid size
Zoom image: CX keys, or scroll mouse wheel
Move selected tokens: Arrow keys
Send to back/bring to front: While mouse hovering over a token, press B to send the token to the back or press F to bring the token to the front. Useful for sorting overlapping tokens. (GM Only)

Free Camera 3D
Mouse look: Hold spacebar + move mouse, or click-drag middle mouse button
Move view: WASD keys, or arrow keys when no tokens are selected
Change view elevation: CX keys
Rotate view: QE keys
Move selected tokens (view relative): Arrow keys

Token View 3D
Mouse look: Hold spacebar + move mouse, or click-drag middle mouse button
Move view: WASD keys, or arrow keys (move is always applied to the viewing token)
Change view elevation: CX keys (this also changes the height of the viewing token)
Rotate view: QE keys
Cycle viewing token: <> keys

Holding the shift key multiplies keyboard movement.

Ping
Hold the spacebar + double-click on an image to create a ping.
As the GM, hold shift + ping will move the players' views to the ping location.

[Jiminimonka]

Maybe adding a hotkey for players view to centre on their current token/player (Home key?) would be good. I know there might be complications with players controlling multiple characters.

[rocketvaultgames]

Maybe adding a hotkey for players view to centre on their current token/player (Home key?) would be good. I know there might be complications with players controlling multiple characters.

This sounds good. Maybe "Home" cycles through their claimed characters. Maybe double clicking on their portrait in CT centers on that character.

[rocketvaultgames]

RegardingL "Holding the shift key multiplies keyboard movement.":

It would be great if shift altered mouse wheel scroll speed as well.
Additionally, having Control/Alt modify keyboard movement and mouse wheel for larger and smaller multipliers would be great.

Fine detail to zoom on a large table TV would be very helpful to establish desired grid size for minis. "Turbo" zoom would be very helpful to get around large maps quickly.

[Hector Trelane]

How do I hide these controls on each image window temporarily so we can take an appealing screenshot uncluttered by the UI? This helps tell the story of the game afterwards and appeals to new players when advertising a game session?

[Zacchaeus]

How do I hide these controls on each image window temporarily so we can take an appealing screenshot uncluttered by the UI? This helps tell the story of the game afterwards and appeals to new players when advertising a game session?

There isn't a way to remove that without someone creating an extension.

[Hector Trelane]

Thanks for the response. It'd be very useful, in my view. I suppose the Player view may be less cluttered but relying on players to do something the GM wants is... imperfect.

[Jiminimonka]

There isn't a way to remove that without someone creating an extension.

Or an option to toggle it on/off in the image window controls.

[Hector Trelane]

Or an option to toggle it on/off in the image window controls.

Yes this would work well

[Vass_Dts]

Just making sure we are on the same page: The panel highlighted in green can be hidden by the button above if the image is not maximized (you can't hide that if it's maximized). The zoom and pan buttons cannot be hidden.