Apple Shake 4 - Manual (Page 257)

Chapter 7 Using the Node View 257
The Node View Shortcut Menu
The following commands are available in the shortcut menu that appears when you
right-click in the Node View.
Shortcut
Menu
Option Keyboard Desription
Nodes Create nodes directly in the Node View from the
node list.
Edit Cut Command-X or
Control-X Removes selected nodes and places them into
the paste buffer.
Copy Command-C or
Control-C Copies the selected nodes into the paste buffer.
Paste Command-V or
Control-V Pastes the buffer into the Node View. You can also
copy nodes from the Node View and paste them
into a text document.
Delete Del or
Backspace Deletes the selected nodes. If the branching is
not complicated, the noodles between the
parent(s) and children are automatically
reattached to each other.
Undo Command-Z or
Control-Z Undo up to 100 steps. Rearranging nodes counts
as a step.
Redo Command-Y or
Control-Y Redo your steps unless you have changed values
after several undos.
View Zoom In + Zooms into the Node View (also use Control-
Option-click or Control-Alt-click).
Zoom Out – Zooms out of the Node View (also use Control-
Option-click or Control-Alt-click).
Reset View Home Centers all nodes.
Frame
Selection F Frames all selected nodes into the Node View.
Render Render
Flipbook Renders a Flipbook of the node visualized in the
active Viewer.
Render Disk
Flipbook Mac OS X only. This option launches a disk-based
Flipbook into QuickTime. This has several
advantages over normal Flipbooks. It allows for
extremely long clips and allows you to attach
audio (loaded in with the Audio Panel in the main
interface). You can also choose to write out the
sequence as a QuickTime file after viewing,
bypassing the need to re-render the sequence.
Render
FileOuts Opens the render window, which lets you set
how you want to render FileOuts in your script.
Render Proxies Opens the render proxy parameters window.
Overview
On/Off O Turns on the Overview window to help navigate
in the Node View.