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To see a list of all current hot keys, on the General menu, click Preferences and then click the Hot Keys tab.
To create your own hot keys, in the Command/Script column, double-click the required command or script and in the Set Hot Key dialog box, specify the hot keys.

The following topics list commonly used shortcuts and explain working with objects, selection, and the context-sensitive menus.

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Note
When you install Vicon Post, the latest hot key file (HotKey.hsl) is installed in C:\Program Files\Vicon\ShogunPost1.#\DefaultConfiguration.
However, the hot key file that Post uses by default is C:\Users\Public\Documents\Vicon\ShogunPost1.x\HotKey.hsl. To preserve any hot keys that you may have added, this file isn't modified by installation. The hot key file is only recreated from \DefaultConfiguration if one doesn't exist.
So, if you install a later version of Post, which has changes to the default hot key file, you must either delete the file in C:\Users\Public\Documents\Vicon\ShogunPost1.x before installing, or copy the file from C:\Program Files\Vicon\ShogunPost1.#\DefaultConfiguration over the one in C:\Users\Public\Documents\Vicon\ShogunPost1.x. In either case, be sure to save any hot keys that you have added before deleting or replacing the file C:\Users\Public\Documents\Vicon\ShogunPost1.x\HotKey.hsl. You can then manually edit the HotKey.hsl file to preserve your custom hot keys.

3D Scene view

ActionMouse/Hot key
RotateClick and drag
ZoomRight-click and drag
TranslateLeft- and right-click and drag
Snap the 3D view to selected object(s) without trackingC
Track the selected object(s) and enable you to change the selection without stopping tracking the originally selected object.X
To stop tracking, click C.
Scale the manipulatorPress + (scale up) or - (scale down)
Switch between Label and Select modes when labeling a subjectL
Create a retargeting constraint between the selected solving and retargeting bones, or a solving constraint between the selected solving bone and marker. (In either case, the order of selection doesn't matter.)CTRL+T
Create a retargeting rotation constraint between the selected solving and retargeting bones. (The order of selection doesn't matter.)CTRL+R
In Labeling mode (in the Labeling panel, in the Manual Labeling Options, select Label), with the mouse in the view pane and the Labeling panel open, move up and down the list of labels.Shift+click to go up through the list
Shift+right-click to go down through the list

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Data Health view

ActionMouse/Hot key
Move current time indicatorMiddle mouse button and drag*
Step through timeMiddle mouse button (wheel) scroll
Zoom timelineRight-click and drag
Pan (horizontally and vertically)Click and drag or left- and right-click and drag
Select a time rangeALT+drag
Add time ranges to selectionCTRL+ALT+drag
De-select within selected rangeSHIFT+ALT+drag
Select a gap (and marker)Double-click on a gap
Select a gap (and marker) in addition to the currently selected gapCTRL+double-click on a gap
De-select gap and markerSHIFT+double-click selected gap
Select/deselect whole play rangeALT+double-click
Sort markersALT+right-click, then select required sorting method

*Also scrubs timeline in Cameras view

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Use the following key combinations to select markers in the marker list at the left of the Data Health view.

ActionMouse/Hot key
Select one or more markersALT+click (drag to multi-select)
Add further markers to selected markersCTRL+ALT+click
De-select a selected markerSHIFT+ALT+click
De-select all markersALT+double-click

Graph view

Use the following key combinations to scrub and resize the graph axes:

ActionMouse/Hot key
Horizontal zoom (expand or collapse the graph's time axis)Right-click+drag left or right
Vertical zoom (expand or collapse the graph's value axis)Right-click+drag forward or backward
Translate right/left (scrub along the graph's time axis)Click+drag left or right
Translate up/down (scrub along the graph's value axis)Click+drag forward or backward

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Work with objects

Use the following key combinations to work with Shogun Post objects.

ActionMouse
SelectClick on single object, CTRL+click and SHIFT+click on multiple objects. You can also drag to select (or if ALT key to select in views is selected (see below), ALT+drag)
Add to/Remove from selectionCTRL+click or SHIFT+click on multiple objects.
Manipulate objectClick manipulator handle and drag
Duplicate objectsSelect object and press Ctrl+D
Select all child objectsRight-click (or ALT+right-click) on an object and then click Select Branch to select all its child objects

Work with the ALT key

To change the behavior of the ALT key:

  1. On the General menu, click Preferences and in the Preferences dialog box, click the Interface tab.
  2. In the Selection area, clear or select ALT key to select in views.
    This sets the ALT key as required when selecting.

When ALT key to select in views is cleared, the default behavior is selection without the ALT key.

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Selecting and context-sensitive menus

The context-sensitive menus in the Perspective and Graph views are sensitive to selection. When objects are selected, the menu may list commands based on the options available for the selected object. The list of available commands may also depend on factors such as the state or condition of the data in a selected object. For example, commands to fill a gap on a marker are displayed in a context menu only if there is a gap at the current frame.

To access selection-sensitive context menus:

  • When ALT key to select in views is selected in the Preferences dialog box, use ALT+CTRL+ right-click.
  • When ALT key to select in views is cleared in the Preferences dialog box, use ALT+ right-click.

To avoid accidentally manipulating objects when using the ALT key to select:

You can turn on the requirement for the CTRL key be held down to manipulate objects in the 3D Scene view by selecting this option on the Interface tab of the Preferences dialog box. By default, the option is cleared (off).