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Schematic Editing
 
 
 

Use these hotkeys to quickly assemble process trees and monitor process tree results.

  Press: To:
  Shift-drag Enable Autolink features:

Smart linkParent a node by swiping it across another node.

Smart dropDrop a node on a link between two nodes. The node is automatically linked with the child and parent nodes.

Smart deleteDrag a node off the desktop, or click it while in Delete mode to delete it without a confirmation message. If possible, the remaining child and the parents of the deleted node are linked.

New Alt+Shift-drag Enable Advance Autolink (cycle Alt to extend coloured input arms)
New Alt+Shift-drag Toggle output socket for Auto Insert
New Shift-drag Select output socket for Auto Insert
New Ctrl+Shift Trigger Auto Insert mode
  Alt+Ctrl-click Use smart unlink to remove a node from a process tree and relink remaining nodes if possible
  Esc Exit a group and return to the schematic (only available when you press E to edit a group)
  Ctrl+C Copy selected node, branch, or tree
  E Edit current node
TipWhen you add a node representing an independent module, press E to enter that module. This is the same as clicking Edit in the Batch menu of the node.
  Ctrl+X Delete selected node(s)
TipYou cannot paste deleted nodes.
  Ctrl+D-hold Temporarily display dependent nodes only
  P Switch to Parent mode
  Ctrl-click Add a Layer node to the selected Action node in the Batch schematic by Ctrl-clicking the Add button
  Alt-drag Set the camera's point of interest
  (equal sign)-click Set Context
TipYou can set two context points in Batch.
  F10-click Set Audio Context
  U Update selected nodes
TipPress U to process selected nodes. You only have to update nodes when Auto-Update is disabled in the Setup menu.
  R-click View result of node
  (minus sign)-click Bypass node output
  Ctrl+F6 Display source marks
  Ctrl+F5 Display record marks
  T-click Perform one of the following:
  • When performing T-click on a clip, set timecodes from a clip to the Output node.
  • First select the Burn-In node. When performing T-click on clip, load the keycode from the clip to the Burn-In node in Batch.
NoteNot applicable to Flint.
  T-click Perform one of the following:
  • When performing a T-click on a clip, or a BFX Output, Output or Export node, set the batch duration to the duration of the selected clip or node.
  • When performing a T-click on a Burn-in Timecode node, apply the clip attributes to the output node.
TipT-click the result tab of a node to view a proxy representation of the node's output.
  Ctrl-click Set clip as record clip