Create a chart on Keyboard Shortcuts used in Animate CC.
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Answer:
Tools
A = Arrow/Cursor
T = Text Tool
P = Pen Tool
Y = Pencil Tool
I = Ink Bottle
B = Paint Brush
U = Paint Bucket
E = Eraser
D = Dropper
M = Magnifier
L = Lasso
H = Hand Tool
Spacebar (hold) = Toggle Hand Tool
Frames
F5 = Add Frame
Shift F5 = Delete Frame
F6 = Add Keyframe
Shift F6 = Clear Keyframe
F7 = Add Blank Keyframe
Timeline
Enter = Play
Command/Control 0 (zero) = Rewind
< = Previous Frame
> = Next Frame
Home = Go to First Scene
End = Go to Last Scene
Page Up = Go to Previous Scene
Page Down = Go to Next Scene
File
Command/Control R = Import Image/Sound/etc...
Command/Control Shift R = Export to .swf/.spl/.gif/, and so on
Command/Control Shift O = Open as Library
View
Command/Control 1 = View movie at 100% size
Command/Control 2 = Show Frame
Command/Control 3 = Show All
Windows
Command/Control L = Show/Hide Library
Command/Control M = Modify Movie Properties
Command/Control E = Toggle between edit Movie and Edit Symbol Mode
Command/Control Shift L = Show/Hide Timeline
Command/Control Shift W = Show/Hide Work Area
Modify and Edit
Command/Control A = Select All
Command/Control Shift A = Deselect All
Command/Control G = Group
Command/Control U = Ungroup
F8 = Make Symbol
Command/Control B = Break Apart
Command/Control D = Duplicate
Command/Control Shift V = Paste in Place
Command/Control Shift O = Optimize Curves
Command/Control K = Align Window
Command/Control Shift S = Scale and rotate
Command/Control Shift Z = Remove Transform
Command/Control Up Arrow = Move Forward
Command/Control Down Arrow = Move Behind
Command/Control Shift Up Arrow = Bring to Front
Command/Control Shift Down Arrow = Send to Back
Command/Control T = Modify Front
Command/Control Shift T = Modify Paragraph
Command/Control Left Arrow = Narrower Letterspacing (kerning)
Command/Control Right Arrow = Wider Letterspacing (kerning)
Other Tricks:
With the Arrow Cursor:
Control + Drag = Duplicate Shape
Press the control key first (Mac OS and Windows) and drag a selected shape or group of shapes to duplicate those shapes where you release the mouse button.
With the Arrow Cursor:
Command/Control Click Keyframe = Move Frame
Command/Control clicking a frame in the timeline switches the cursor to a slider. It allows you to drag that frame to a new place in the timeline within that same layer. This function is useful for editing the positioning of tweens, and so on, in the timeline.
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Tools
A = Arrow/Cursor
T = Text Tool
P = Pen Tool
Y = Pencil Tool
I = Ink Bottle
B = Paint Brush
U = Paint Bucket
E = Eraser
D = Dropper
M = Magnifier
L = Lasso
H = Hand Tool
Spacebar (hold) = Toggle Hand Tool
Frames
F5 = Add Frame
Shift F5 = Delete Frame
F6 = Add Keyframe
Shift F6 = Clear Keyframe
F7 = Add Blank Keyframe
Timeline
Enter = Play
Command/Control 0 (zero) = Rewind
< = Previous Frame
> = Next Frame
Home = Go to First Scene
End = Go to Last Scene
Page Up = Go to Previous Scene
Page Down = Go to Next Scene
File
Command/Control R = Import Image/Sound/etc...
Command/Control Shift R = Export to .swf/.spl/.gif/, and so on
Command/Control Shift O = Open as Library
View
Command/Control 1 = View movie at 100% size
Command/Control 2 = Show Frame
Command/Control 3 = Show All
Windows
Command/Control L = Show/Hide Library
Command/Control M = Modify Movie Properties
Command/Control E = Toggle between edit Movie and Edit Symbol Mode
Command/Control Shift L = Show/Hide Timeline
Command/Control Shift W = Show/Hide Work Area
Modify and Edit
Command/Control A = Select All
Command/Control Shift A = Deselect All
Command/Control G = Group
Command/Control U = Ungroup
F8 = Make Symbol
Command/Control B = Break Apart
Command/Control D = Duplicate
Command/Control Shift V = Paste in Place
Command/Control Shift O = Optimize Curves
Command/Control K = Align Window
Command/Control Shift S = Scale and rotate
Command/Control Shift Z = Remove Transform
Command/Control Up Arrow = Move Forward
Command/Control Down Arrow = Move Behind
Command/Control Shift Up Arrow = Bring to Front
Command/Control Shift Down Arrow = Send to Back
Command/Control T = Modify Front
Command/Control Shift T = Modify Paragraph
Command/Control Left Arrow = Narrower Letterspacing (kerning)
Command/Control Right Arrow = Wider Letterspacing (kerning)
Other Tricks
With the Arrow Cursor:
Control + Drag = Duplicate Shape
Press the control key first (Mac OS and Windows) and drag a selected shape or group of shapes to duplicate those shapes where you release the mouse button.
With the Arrow Cursor:
Command/Control Click Keyframe = Move Frame
Command/Control clicking a frame in the timeline switches the cursor to a slider. It allows you to drag that frame to a new place in the timeline within that same layer. This function is useful for editing the positioning of tweens, and so on, in the timeline.
With the Magnifier Tool:
Shift + Click = Select a color for both fill and outline tools
Clicking a red fill does the same thing, giving you the bucket tool, and switching fill colors to red. But the outline tool colors are not changed. Clicking text switches the text tool to that color, and gives you the text tool. Shift clicking with the dropper makes the color you click active for all tools. It doesn't automatically switch you to any tool. It leaves the dropper active.
This shortcut is one of the least known for Adobe Animate. It's the only way to use the dropper on an outline for example, and then switch to the fill tool and have that color automatically active.
u can put some of them in the chart .
photo of the keyboard for these tools is available on Google ,u can draw keyboard also ,that will be creative too
or simply u can write them on the chart.
hope it helps
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