Apple Shake 4 Tutorials - Manual (Page 24)

24 Chapter 1 Shake Basics
Working With Windows
Now that you have a few images loaded, this is a good time to practice methods of
working with the Shake windows.
Launching a Flipbook
In the Viewer shelf, click the Flipbook button to render a Flipbook for the node
displayed in the current Viewer.
If a FileOut node is selected, the actual FileOut is not executed. To render to disk, use the
Render command (right-click in the Node View, or use the Render menu). Otherwise,
the sequence is rendered into memory and you can play it back.
Function Keyboard Notes
Expand a window full screen Space bar Press the Space bar again to
zoom back to normal view.
Pan a window Middle-click and drag, or Option-
click and drag (Mac OS X); Alt-click
and drag (Linux/IRIX) Works in all windows, including
the File Browser.
Zoom a window Command–middle-click and drag,
Control–middle-click and drag, or
Control–Option-click and drag
(Mac OS X); Control–Alt-click and
drag (Linux/IRIX) Works in the Node View, the
Viewer, the Time Bar, and the
Curve Editor.
Zoom in on a Viewer + / – (under the Mac OS X function
keys); Backspace key (Linux/IRIX) Gives you an integer-based
zoom so you have fewer round-
off artifacts on your display. The
zoom follows the pointer.
Reset a View Home Works in the Node View, the
Viewer, the Time Bar, and the
Time View.
Resize a pane Grab the border between two
panes and drag to resize the
window.