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* Open the "Patch Inspector" by pressing "Shift+S"

...the upper 50% of the screen. To cover more (80%), also hold down the {{key|SHIFT}} key.

...ut I suspect newer ones will just have to convert the vcprojects. Hit Ctrl-Shift-B in VC++ to start building the sources.

...n file (.sln) ready for you in the '''tools/vcprojects''' folder. Hit Ctrl-Shift-B in VC++ to start building the sources.

* Lightwave: Your model needs to be tripled before being used in game ({{key-shift}}+{{key|T}}), or D3 will spit out tons of warning messages.

...d #d0d0d0; border-bottom: none; border-left: none;text-align:right"|  Shift-G

* Select one surface as the screen: Control-Shift LMB.

* To select things, hold down {{key-shift}} and use the {{LMB}}.

* ''Un-Selecting a Set.'' If you hold down the Shift key while opening the pulldown and choosing a name, it will unselect that s

* ''Set from Selection (shortcut Ctrl+Shift~R).'' With one or more items selected, a tight-fitting grid-aligned cuboid

'''greeting_guardxguard_3''' "How’s your shift?"

...to defend yourself if necessary. You are muttering to yourself about your shift or other combat-related concerns.

Select the face that is going to be the surface ({{key|CTRL}} + {{key|SHIFT}} + {{LMB}}) and texture it with a nice water texture, for example '''water

'''greeting_guardxguard_1''' "How’s your shift goin’?"<br>

...l browser find your smiley face (click the textures folder once then press shift and the right arrow key to expand all folders. Once they are expanded click

...ou don't want to see and press {{Key|H}} to hide it from view. Press {{Key|Shift+H}} to show it again. If you hide a selection then all the elements you hid

From the top menu bar, choose "File > Export As..." or press Ctrl + Shift + E. In the "Export Image" window, use "Browse" to navigate to the proper f

...ches up with one block in the texture. I recommend using the clip tool and SHIFT+ENTER to split the brush along the seams between blocks, then going back an

...operate menus (e.g., those with choiceDef controls) is weak. While TAB and Shift-TAB appear to cause the expected change of focus between a menu's choiceDef

Select ''release'' build (unless you want to debug a problem) and hit Ctrl-Shift-B in VC++ to start building the sources or select "Build > Build Solution"