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...column so scroll down or use your web browser's page search (usually {{key|CTRL}}+{{key|F}}) to find what you want. Many entries are in more than once to a Ctrl+N<BR>

* Put it where you like in the room and remember {{key|CTRL}}+{{key|TAB}} to get a side view to place it on the ground in the room. Mov * Put it where you like in the room and remember {{key|CTRL}} + {{key|TAB}} to get a side view to place it on the ground.

First, hold down {{key-ctrl}}, and click your alpha submask. You should get something like this... Alright, now that you've got your brick selected, hit {{key-ctrl}}+{{key|t}}. This is the shortcut to your Free Transform tool. You can also

* keep snapped to the grid (Ctrl+G toggles) & stay away from small grid levels (Typing a number or Plus/Minu ...edge(s) to drag and resize, and "F" to select face(s) to drag and resize. "Ctrl+#" makes a selected brush be #-sided. You can also use the Brush>Prism and

...t this started! Go to File/New (or if you prefer keyboard shortcuts, {{key-ctrl}}+{{key|n}}, and make a 1024x1024 canvas with a white background. ...the new line you're starting. If it happens (and it will), then hit {{key-ctrl}}+{{key|z}} to undo it, and start the line again. Annoying? Oh yes. But not

Remember: you can undo your last step(s) (Edit menu or {{key|CTRL}}+{{key|Z}}) ...ll have complexity problems. Snap to grid ([[Image:DRsnapGrid.jpg]], {{key|CTRL}}+{{key|G}}) will re-align a selection to the current grid size.

...new light grey backdrop, then go down to your blue bricks layer, and {{key-ctrl}}+{{LMB}} the icon on the tab to select your individual bricks. Now, go to ...y mortar section. I'll fix this by marqueeing my mortar layer with a {{key-ctrl}+{{LMB}}, selecting my cracks alpha, and using a large hard edged brush to

Once you grab it, hit {{key-ctrl}}+{{key|C}} to copy, then hit {{key-ctrl}}+{{key|N}} to open up a new PS doc (or go to file/new from the dropdown me Once you've got your new document, hit {{key-ctrl}}+{{key|V}} to paste your copied selection into the canvas. Next, you'll wa

...og''', instead open your Task Manager.<br> To open the Task Manager, press Ctrl + Shift + Escape.<br> Another way is to hit Windows + R and type "taskmgr" # Press Windows-key + R, type in "cmd", and press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to run it with admin rights.

* Ctrl + S to save. I suggest you then save again with a new name. * Drag out a new brush (Oh dear! You forgot to DEselect first? Use Ctrl+Z to undo)

Open the console with {{key|Ctrl}}+{{key|Alt}}+{{key|~}} (tilde, {{key|^}} on German keyboards) and type: ...bbr|FPS|frames per second}} are achieved by opening the console with {{key|Ctrl}}+{{key|Alt}}+{{key|~}} (tilde, {{key|^}} on German keyboards) and type:

* Press {{key-ctrl}}+{{key|name=X}} for ''Clipper'' or select [[Image:DRclipper.jpg]] on the l * Use {{key-ctrl}}+{{key-shift}}+{{LMB}} to select only the surface of the brush wall to one

* Backspace and (Linux-friendly) Ctrl+h: Delete a character to the left of the cursor * Ctrl+leftArrow: Skip left to previous word as delimited by spaces.

...e Texture Tool via the {{menu|View|Texture Tool}} or by the default keys {{Ctrl}}+{{key|Alt}}+{{key|T}}. ...ect a single brush surface in Dark Radiant's camera view using {{Shift}}+{{Ctrl}}-{{LMB}}. You can select and deselect while the texture tool is displaying

...tton bar). {{RMB}} an edge to select it. With the edge selected, hit {{key-ctrl}}+{{key|E}}, and choose "mark seam". Do this for three or four adjacent edg * 17. With the edges selected press 'ctrl' and 'e' to open the "Edges" menu and select "Mark Sharp". Now you should s

...the line towards the leak to the void (useful to spot an actual leak) and Ctrl+Shift+K to move towards the entity at the other end (useful if an entities ...the outside of your map. Follow the red line (use Shift+Ctrl+K and Shift+Ctrl+L to move the camera along the red line) to see where the leak is, save, dm

Holding down {{key-ctrl}} while the marquee tool is active temporarily enables the move tool, so yo ...{{key-ctrl}}+{{key|x}} to cut, or {{key-ctrl}}+{{key|c}} to copy and {{key-ctrl}}+{{key|v}} to paste.

...the UV Editor, and hit {{key|R}} to rotate, making sure to hold down {{key-ctrl}} to constrain it (so it snaps into place perfectly…you don’t want to h ...Rotating your UVs into place when needed (don’t forget to hold down {{key-ctrl}} when rotating).

An easy way to get back to where you started is to first hit {{Ctrl-Z}}, this will undo the mistaken brush size so you can try again. ...brush. The brush you were working on is still selected because you only {{Ctrl-Z}}'ed once and you didn't hit escape.

...y|CTRL}}+{{key|ALT}}+{{key|Key left of number 1}}" in general, e.g. "{{key|CTRL}}+{{key|ALT}}+{{key|^}}" on a German keyboard).