PIX4Dsurvey supports the use of shortcuts to expedite common operations and boost efficiency while performing certain tasks.
The following shortcuts are available:
Category
Action
Windows
Mac
Note
Open project
Ctrl + O
⌘ + O
Save project
Ctrl + S
⌘ + S
Close project
Ctrl + W or Ctrl + F4
⌘ + W
In the case of unsaved changes, an additional pop-up is displayed
Exit software
Alt + F4
⌘ + Q
In the case of unsaved changes, an additional pop-up is displayed
Open the PIX4D Support website
F1
⌘ + ?
Redo the previous action
Ctrl + Y or Ctrl + Shift + Z
⌘ + ⇧ + Z
Revert the last Undo(s). The function is only available after the
Undo command
Invert selection
Ctrl + Shift + I
⌘ + ⇧ + I
To select all the elements that do not belong to the current selection
Delete the selected object
Del, or backspace
Del, or backspace
An object needs to be selected
Accept edits
Enter
Enter
Accept edits after adjusting the position of the vertex
Discard edits
Esc
Esc
During the object vectorization and editing
Select next vertex
Tab
Tab
Select the next vertex in the selected geometry
Select previous vertex
Shift + Tab
Shift + Tab
Select the previous vertex in the selected geometry
Hide image viewer
Ctrl + I
⌘ + I
Toggle on and off the display of the image viewer
Orthographic view
5
5
Switch to orthographic view
Perspective view
6
6
Switch to perspective view
Zoom to fit all content
Ctrl + 1
⌘ + 1
The scene is zoomed out to the whole extent
Zoom to selection
Ctrl + 2
⌘ + 2
Zoom on the selected object
Top view
7
7
View from the top. The scene is zoomed out to the whole extent
Show next tab
Ctrl + Tab
⌃ + Tab
To move to the next project in the project bar
Show previous tab
Ctrl + Shift + Tab
⌃ + ⇧ + Tab
To move to the previous project in the project bar
Distance
D
D
Enable the
Distance measurement tool
Marker
M
M
Enable the
Marker tool
Polygon
P
P
Enable the
Polygon tool
Catenary
U
U
Enable the
Catenary tool
Circle
C
C
Enable the
Circle tool
Volume measurement
V
V
Enable the
Volume measurement tool
Assisted road marking
Shift + R
⇧ + R
Enable the
Assisted road marking tool
Assisted curb detection
Shift + B
⇧ + B
Enable the
Assisted curb detection tool
Color selection
Shift + C
⇧ + C
Enable the
Color selection tool
Road selection
Shift + A
⇧ + A
Enable the
Road selection tool
Simple selection
S
S
Enable the
Simple selection tool
Simple selection - how to draw the rectangle
S and then Ctrl + mouse drag
S and then ⌘ + mouse drag
After enabling
Simple selection (S), press Ctrl or ⌘ and click and drag the cursor over the area to select
Release the mouse button to finish the selection
Release the mouse button to finish the selection
Simple selection - how to draw the polygon
S and then Ctrl + left-click
S and then ⌘ + left-click
After enabling
simple selection (S), press Ctrl or ⌘ and click on the vertices of the polygon you want to draw to select
Rectangle selection
R
R
Enable the
Rectangle selection tool
Rectangle selection - how to draw the rectangle
R and then left-click
R and then left-click
After enabling the
Rectangle selection (D), press the left mouse button once, move the mouse to create a rectangle, left-click again to close the rectangle and confirm the selection
Polygon selection
J
J
Enable the
Polygon selection tool
Change selection mode
W
W
To rotate between the
Simple,
Rectangle, and
Polygon selection when in selection mode
Exit selection
ESC
ESC
To unselect and to exit from
Rectangle or
Polygon back to
Simple selection
Marker creation in the image viewer
Shift + M
⇧ + M
Add a marker on the selected image
Bookmark camera
Ctrl + B
⌘ + B
Bookmark current view
Stockpile detection
Shift + S
⇧ + S
Enable the
Stockpile detection tool
Assign to class
Ctrl + L
⌘ + L
To assign selected points to an ASPRS or Terrain class
Profile
Ctrl + D
⌘ + D
To start drawing a profile
Next step in the profile
Ctrl + Up
⌘ + Up
To move the profile horizontally to the next interval step
Previous step in the profile
Ctrl + Down
⌘ + Down
To move the profile horizontally to the previous interval step
Wireframe
Scroll wheel button
Scroll wheel button
Enables a style view where the faces of polygons are invisible