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@@ -14,11 +14,20 @@ Most buttons in the SceneComposer have tooltips that appear when you hover the m
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* Left-click and drag to rotate the camera around the cam center
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* Right-click and drag to move the cam center
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* Scroll the mouse wheel to zoom in/out the cam center
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-* Left-click a geometry to select it
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-* Right-click a geometry to place the cursor
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+* Right-click a geometry to select it
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+* Left-click a geometry to place the cursor
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In the SceneComposer toolbar are buttons to snap the camera to the cursor, snap the cursor to the selection and etc.
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+Hot keys for manipulating objects:
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+G - Move
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+R - Rotate
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+S - Scale
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+In addition, you can limit the manipulation to a certain axis by pressing X, Y, or Z.
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+By default the object's local reference will be used. Global or Camera reference can be selected in the SceneComposer window.
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== Creating a scene file
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Rickard Edén