#CLIP CUBE HOTKEYS WINDOWS#

Not sure what exactly triggers the change in view, yet, because it seems to do it all the time. This is highly frustrating when I'm working on large models and am far from the internal origin. These scripts help to streamline work, for example by combining groups and masks, and by converting a layer structure to one that is suitable for Cubism Editor. If there was no existing clipcube in the current view, the new clipcube that is generated is always very small relative the objects in the design layer, and it is located at the internal origin. Two types of Adobe Photoshop scripts are provided to help you create PSD data for importing into Cubism Editor. Choose the ‘Refer other layers’ option If you don’t activate this option, the fill tool won’t understand that you want only to paint inside the lines that you already have.

Notice that the fill property window has a few options. Normal behavior: When you select an object and choose the Clipcube command from either the view menu or the toolbar button, a new clipcube is generated around the object that is selected.Ībnormal behavior: When I activate a clipcube using my shortcut, it ignores any selected objects and simply toggles on the last known clipcube location. Now just go on your toolbar and select the Paint Bucket Tool or press ‘G’ twice, for that’s the shortcut for it.

For most simple cube mapping work, perspective warping is the mode you want. However, I did not realize that there was something wrong with the behavior until recently when a colleague explained the way that it is supposed to work. Duplicate, Rename, Clear Clips and Remove. If 'ClipClip.exe 1', for example, would paste whatever was the first paste option, I could assign that command to Ctrl-Alt-1 and have a hotkey to paste often-used stuff like signatures.

If you built a command option to ClipClip, we would also get keyboard shortcuts automatically.

#CLIP CUBE HOTKEYS WINDOWS#

Way back when I was first getting started with VW (last year), I setup a shortcut for clipcube (control+shift+C), because I like to use it quite often. Windows make it easy to assign shortcut keys, aka hotkeys.

Clip cube hotkeys