Customize keyboard shortcuts
 
 
 

Many features in Mudbox are accessible using keyboard shortcuts called hotkeys. You can create and edit hotkeys in the Hotkeys window (Windows > Hotkeys). In addition to the default Mudbox hotkeys, you can also adopt hotkey settings from other Autodesk applications (Maya, 3ds Max, and Softimage) to use with Mudbox.

If you use one or more of these applications, you can apply hotkey settings for the application that you use the most, thereby making it easier to remember one set of hotkeys. You can also edit any of the four hotkey presets to customize individual hotkey settings.

To set which hotkey presets to use

Note the following section if you are using hotkeys on a Linux system.

Keyboard shortcuts on Linux

Most Mudbox hotkeys for Linux are the same as those described for Windows, and many use the Alt key. Since the Alt key is a default system hotkey on Linux, you want to change this mapping before running Mudbox on Linux for the first time.

To remap the Alt key on the Gnome Window system

  1. On the Gnome menu bar, select System > Preferences > Window.

    A Window Preferences panel displays.

  2. In the Window Preferences panel, set the Movement Key option to Super.

    This frees the Alt key from assigning window movement on your Linux system, letting you use the Alt key for navigation in Mudbox.

Note Most hotkeys operate on the active model - the model under your cursor when you press the hotkey.

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