= Introduction = Drawing in Grafx2 can be done with only a mouse. However, you will be much faster if you use the keyboard and the shortcuts from this list. Note : These are the default shortcuts. You can modify the actual shortcuts for your config in the helpscreen inside the program. = Details = ||Scroll up||Up||Scrolls the picture up, both in magnify and normal mode. This hotkey cannot be removed.|| ||Scroll down||Down||Scrolls the picture down, both in magnify and normal mode. This hotkey cannot be removed.|| ||Scroll left||Left||Scrolls the picture to the left, both in magnify and normal mode. This hotkey cannot be removed.|| ||Scroll right||Right||Scrolls the picture to the right, both in magnify and normal mode. This hotkey cannot be removed.|| ||Faster scroll up|| + Up||Used to scroll upwards in the picture fast, either in magnify and normal mode.|| ||Faster scroll down|| + Down||Used to scroll downwards in the picture fast, either in magnify and normal mode.|| ||Faster scroll left|| + Left||Used to scroll to the left in the picture fast, either in magnify and normal mode.|| ||Faster scroll right|| + Right||Used to scroll to the right in the picture fast, either in magnify and normal mode.|| ||Slower scroll up|| + Up||Used to scroll upwards in the picture pixel by pixel, either in magnify and normal mode.|| ||Slower scroll down|| + Down||Used to scroll downwards in the picture pixel by pixel, either in magnify andnormal mode. normal mode.|| ||Slower scroll left|| + Left||Used to scroll to the left in the picture pixel by pixel, either in magnify and normal mode.|| ||Slower scroll right|| + Right||Used to scroll to the right in the picture pixel by pixel, either in magnify and normal mode.|| ||Move mouse cursor 1 pixel up|| + Up||Used to simulate a very small mouse deplacement upwards. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.|| ||Move mouse cursor 1 pixel down|| + Down||Used to simulate a very small mouse deplacement downwards. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.|| ||Move mouse cursor 1 pixel left|| + Left||Used to simulate a very small mouse deplacement to the left. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.|| ||Move mouse cursor 1 pixel right|| + Right||Used to simulate a very small mouse deplacement to the right. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.|| ||Simulate left mouse click||' '||Used to simulate a click with the left mouse button.. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.|| ||Simulate right mouse click|| + ' '||Used to simulate a click with the right mouse button.. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.|| ||Show/hide option menu||F10||Switch the tool bar display on/off. This hot-key cannot be removed.|| ||Show/hide cursor||F9||Switch the cursor display on/off. This only works on the "small cross" and "hand" cursors.|| ||Set paintbrush to 1 pixel||Del||Useful when you want to use a "single-pixel-brush". || ||Paintbrush choice||F4||Opens a menu where you can choose a paintbrush out of 24 predefined ones. || ||Monochrome brush|| + F4||Turn your current user-defined brush into a single colored one. All non-transparent colors are set to current foreground color.|| ||Freehand drawing||'d'||Set the drawing mode to the classical freehand one. || ||Switch freehand drawing mode|| + 'd'||Switch between the 3 ways to use freehand drawing. These modes are: continuous, discontinuous and point by point.|| ||Continuous freehand drawing|| + 'd'||Switch directly to continuous freehand drawing mode. || ||Line||'l'||Allows you to draw lines. || ||Knotted lines|| + 'l'||Allows you to draw linked lines. This mode can also be called "Polyline".|| ||Spray||'a'||Allows you to spray brushes randomly in the picture. || ||Spray menu|| + 'a'||Opens a menu in which you can configure the spray flow and size. || ||Flood-fill||'f'||Allows you to fill an area of the picture made of pixels of the same color. || ||Replace color|| + 'f'||Allows you to replace all the pixels of the color pointed by the mouse with the fore-color or the back-color.|| ||Beziers curves||'i'||Allows you to draw Beziers curves. || ||Beziers curve with 3 or 4 points|| + 'i'||Allows you to choose whether you want to draw Beziers curves with 3 or 4 points.|| ||Empty rectangle||'r'||Allows you to draw a rectangle using the brush. || ||Filled rectangle|| + 'r'||Allows you to draw a filled rectangle. || ||Empty circle||'c'||Allows you to draw a circle using the brush. || ||Empty ellipse|| + 'c'||Allows you to draw an ellipse using the brush. || ||Filled circle|| + 'c'||Allows you to draw a filled circle. || ||Filled ellipse|| + + 'c'||Allows you to draw a filled ellipse. || ||Empty polygon||'n'||Allows you to draw a polygon using the brush. || ||Empty "polyform"|| + 'n'||Allows you to draw a freehand polygon using the brush. || ||Filled polygon|| + 'n'||Allows you to draw a filled polygon. || ||Filled "polyform"|| + + 'n'||Allows you to draw a filled freehand polygon. || ||Rectangle with gradation|| + 'r'||Allows you to draw a rectangle with a color gradation. || ||Gradation menu|| + 'g'||Allows you to configure the way color gradations are calculated. || ||Sphere with gradation|| + 'c'||Allows you to draw a rectangle with a color gradation. || ||Ellipse with gradation|| + + 'c'||Allows you to draw an ellipse filled with a color gradation. || ||Adjust picture||KP 5||Allows you to move the whole picture in order to re-center it. Notice that what gets out from a side reappears on the other.|| ||Flip/shrink picture menu|| + KP 5||Opens a menu which allows you to flip the picture horizontally/vertically or to shrink it to half-scale horizontally and/or vertically.|| ||Drawing effects||'e'||Opens a menu where you can enable/disable and configure the drawing effects listed below.|| ||Shade mode||F5||Allows you to shade or lighten some pixels of the picture belonging to a color range, in addition of any drawing tool.|| ||Shade menu|| + F5||Opens a menu where you can choose color ranges to use with the Shade mode. This menu also contains parameters used both in Shade and Quick-shade modes.|| ||Quick-shade mode|| + F5||Does the same thing as shade mode with a simpler method (faster to define but a bit less powerful).|| ||Quick-shade menu|| + + F5||Opens a menu where you can define the parameters of the quick-shade mode. || ||Stencil mode||F6||Allows you to mask colors that must not be affected when you are drawing. || ||Stencil menu|| + F6||Opens a menu where you can choose colors masked by the Stencil mode. || ||Mask mode|| + F6||Allows you to mask colors of the spare page that will keep you from drawing. This mode should be called "True stencil".|| ||Mask menu|| + + F6||Opens a menu where you can choose colors for the Mask mode. || ||Grid mode||'g'||Force the cursor to snap up grid points. || ||Grid menu|| + 'g'||Open a menu where you can configure the grid used by Grid mode. || ||Sieve mode|| + 'g'||Only draws pixels on certain positions matching with a sieve. || ||Sieve menu|| + + 'g'||Opens a menu where you can configure the sieve. || ||Invert sieve|| + + 'g'||Inverts the pattern defined in the Sieve menu. || ||Colorize mode||F7||Allows you to colorize the pixels on which your brush is pasted. This permits you to make transparency effects.|| ||Colorize menu|| + F7||Opens a menu where you can give the opacity percentage for Colorize mode. || ||Smooth mode||F8||Soften pixels on which your brush is pasted. || ||Smooth menu|| + F8||Opens a menu where you can define the Smooth matrix. || ||Smear mode|| + F8||Smears the pixels when you move your brush on the picture. || ||Tiling mode|| + 'b'||Puts parts of the brush where you draw. || ||Tiling menu|| + + 'b'||Opens a menu where you can configure the origin of the tiling. || ||Classical brush grabbing||'b'||Allows you to pick a brush defined within a rectangle. || ||"Lasso" brush grabbing|| + 'b'||Allows you to pick a brush defined within a freehand polygon. || ||Get previous brush back|| + 'b'||Restore the last user-defined brush. || ||Horizontal brush flipping||'x'||Reverse brush horizontally. || ||Vertical brush flipping||'y'||Reverse brush vertically. || ||90ø brush rotation||'z'||Rotate the user-defined brush by 90ø (counter-clockwise). || ||180ø brush rotation|| + 'z'||Rotate the user-defined brush by 180ø. || ||Strech brush||'s'||Allows you to resize the user-defined brush. || ||Distort brush|| + 's'||Allows you to distort the user-defined brush. || ||Outline brush||'o'||Outlines the user-defined brush with the fore color. || ||Nibble brush|| + 'o'||Deletes the borders of the user-defined brush. This does the opposite of the Outline option.|| ||Get colors from brush||F11||Copy colors of the spare page that are used in the brush. || ||Recolorize brush||F12||Recolorize pixels of the user-defined brush in order to get a brush which looks like the one grabbed in the spare page.|| ||Rotate by any angle||'w'||Rotate the brush by an angle that you can define. || ||Pipette||'`'||Allows you to copy the color of a pixel in the picture into the foreground or background color.|| ||Swap foreground/background colors|| + '`'||Invert foreground and background colors. || ||Magnifier mode||'m'||Allows you to zoom into the picture. || ||Zoom factor menu|| + 'm'||Opens a menu where you can choose a magnifying factor. || ||Zoom in||KP Plus||Increase magnifying factor. || ||Zoom out||KP -||Decrease magnifying factor. || ||Brush effects menu|| + + 'b'||Opens a menu which proposes different effects on the user-defined brush. || ||Text||'t'||Opens a menu which permits you to type in a character string and to choose a font, and then creates a new user-defined brush fitting to your choices.|| ||Screen resolution menu||Return||Opens a menu where you can choose the dimensions of the screen in which you want to draw among the numerous X and SVGA proposed modes.|| ||"Safety" resolution|| + Return||Set resolution to 320x200. This can be useful if you choosed a resolution that is not supported by your monitor and video card. Cannot be removed.|| ||Help and credits||F1||Opens a window where you can get information about the program. || ||Statistics|| + F1||Displays miscellaneous more or less useful information. || ||Jump to spare page||Tab||Swap current page and spare page. || ||Copy current page to spare page|| + Tab||Copy current page to spare page. || ||Save picture as...||F2||Opens a file-selector that allows you to save your picture with a new path-name.|| ||Save picture|| + F2||Saves your picture with the last name you gave it. || ||Load picture||F3||Opens a file-selector that allows you to load a new picture. || ||Re-load picture|| + F3||Re-load the current picture. This allows you to cancel modifications made since last saving.|| ||Save brush|| + F2||Opens a file-selector that allows you to save your current user-defined brush.|| ||Load brush|| + F3||Opens a file-selector that allows you to load a brush. || ||Settings|| + F10||Opens a menu which permits you to set the dimension of your picture, and to modify some parameters of the program.|| ||Undo (Oops!)||'u'||Cancel the last action which modified the picture. This has no effect after a jump to the spare page, loading a picture or modifying its size.|| ||Redo|| + 'u'||Redo the last undone action. This has no effect after a jump to the spare page, loading a picture or modifying its size.|| ||Kill|| + Del||Kills the current page. It actually removes the current page from the list of "Undo" pages.|| ||Clear page||Backspace||Clears the picture with the first color of the palette (usually black). || ||Clear page with backcolor|| + Backspace||Clears the picture with the backcolor. || ||Quit program||'q'||Allows you to leave the program. If modifications were not saved, confirmation is asked.|| ||Palette menu||'p'||Opens a menu which allows you to modify the current palette. || ||Secondary palette menu|| + 'p'||Opens a menu which allows you to define color series and some tagged colors. || ||Exclude colors menu|| + 'p'||Opens a menu which allows you to define the colors you dont want to use in modes such as Smooth and Transparency, or when remapping a brush.|| ||Scroll palette to the left||PgUp||Scroll palette in the tool bar to the left, column by column. || ||Scroll palette to the right||PgDn||Scroll palette in the tool bar to the right, column by column. || ||Scroll palette to the left faster|| + PgUp||Scroll palette in the tool bar to the left, 8 columns by 8 columns. || ||Scroll palette to the right faster|| + PgDn||Scroll palette in the tool bar to the right, 8 columns by 8 columns. || ||Center brush attachment point|| + KP 5||Set the attachement of the user-defined brush to its center. || ||Top-left brush attachment point|| + Home||Set the attachement of the user-defined brush to its top-left corner. || ||Top-right brush attachment point|| + PgUp||Set the attachement of the user-defined brush to its top-right corner. || ||Bottom-left brush attachment point|| + End||Set the attachement of the user-defined brush to its bottom-left corner. || ||Bottom-right brush attachment point|| + PgDn||Set the attachement of the user-defined brush to its bottom-right corner. || ||Next foreground color||']'||Set the foreground color to the next in the palette. || ||Previous foreground color||'['||Set the foreground color to the previous in the palette. || ||Next background color|| + ']'||Set the background color to the next in the palette. || ||Previous background color|| + '['||Set the background color to the previous in the palette. || ||Next user-defined forecolor||'='||Set the foreground color to the next in the user-defined color series. || ||Previous user-defined forecolor||'-'||Set the foreground color to the previous in the user-defined color series. || ||Next user-defined backcolor|| + '='||Set the background color to the next in the user-defined color series. || ||Previous user-defined backcolor|| + '-'||Set the background color to the previous in the user-defined color series. || ||Shrink paintbrush||','||Decrease the width of the paintbrush if it is special circle or square. || ||Enlarge paintbrush||'.'||Increase the width of the paintbrush if it is special circle or square. || = Mac OS X specific = ||Right mouse button simulation|| + mouse button or + mouse button||Access to the alternate functions of the different icons.||