> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.depence.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.depence.com/depence-program-overview/depence-shortcuts.md).

# Shortcuts

**General**

| CTRL+N           | New Project                 |
| ---------------- | --------------------------- |
| CTRL+S           | Save Project                |
| CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+O | Open Project                |
| CTRL+Z           | Undo                        |
| CTRL+SHIFT+Z     | Redo                        |
| CTRL+U           | Selection Undo              |
| CTRL+SHIFT+U     | Selection Redo              |
| CTRL+DEL         | Delete Objects              |
| CTRL+D           | Duplicate Objects           |
| CTRL+G           | Group Objects               |
| CTRL+SHIFT+G     | Ungroup                     |
| CTRL+P           | Autopatch selected Fixtures |
| CTRL+SHIFT+D     | Auto Connect Dependencies   |
| ALT+SHIFT+D      | Disconnect Dependencies     |

**3D Editor**

| CTRL+(F1...F12)  | Store current Camera Position to F-Key                         |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| F1...F12         | Jump to saved Camera Position                                  |
| CTRL+Move        | Duplicate selection                                            |
| CTRL+SHIFT+Click | Directly select the last object in hierarchy                   |
| O                | Zoom Camera to selection                                       |
| CTRL+E, E        | Move Tool                                                      |
| CTRL+R, R        | Rotate Tool                                                    |
| CTRL+T, T        | Scale Tool                                                     |
| ESC              | Exit Tool or Group and deselect                                |
| CTRL+W, W        | Toggle Worldspace/Objectspace                                  |
| L                | Toggle Live-Mode                                               |
| ALT+Move         | Move object without Snapping                                   |
| SHIFT+Move       | Lock on Axis                                                   |
| F+Click          | Focus selected fixtures & Camera Objects to the mouse position |

**Show Sequencer**

| ALT+Mouse Wheel                         | Zoom                                                 |
| --------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| Mouse Wheel                             | Scrolling up & down                                  |
| SHIFT+Mouse Wheel                       | Change Track Sizes                                   |
| Spacebar or Enter                       | Play / Stop                                          |
| NumPad 0                                | Jump to Sequence Start                               |
| NumPad 1                                | Jump to Loop Region - Left Locator                   |
| CTRL+L                                  | Toggle Loop Region On / Off                          |
| CTRL+Move EventBlock                    | Duplicate selected Blocks and move to a new Position |
| Middle Mouse Button + Move left / right | Move EventBlock Area                                 |


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