Interface & Editors

There are different editors that a user will use to create, develop and modify their applications and games. The interface is visually the same across The Games Factory 2, Multimedia Fusion 2 and Clickteam Fusion 2.5.

Editors
Storyboard Editor	Frame Editor	Event Editor
Data Elements	Event List Editor	Picture Editor
Animation Editor	Expression Editor
General Interface
Toolbars	Skins (Fusion 2.5)
Property Windows
Application Properties	Frame Properties	Object Properties

Hidden Keyboard Shortcuts

Applies to Fusion 2.5 and possibly Multimedia Fusion 2.

Key Combination	Where	Description
Shift + Ctrl	Startup	Irreversibly resets the toolbars.
Shift + Command button	Most editors	Opens the editor in a new window.
Space	All editors	If you'd like to drag the window with the mouse.
Shift	Frame Editor	With Align in Frame commands, pressing the key will align the objects individually (otherwise it aligns the surrounding rectangle)
Tab or Shift + Tab	Frame Editor	Selects the next/previous object.
Shift + Crop button	Picture Editor	Crops all of the images of the current direction.
Shift + Ctrl + Crop button	Picture Editor	Crops all the images of all the directions of the current animation.
Shift + Ctrl + Alt + Crop button	Picture Editor	Crops all the images of all the directions of all animations.
Shift + Left click image	Picture Editor	Select the pixel at the mouse position as foreground colour.
Shift + Right click image	Picture Editor	Select the pixel at the mouse position as background colour.
Shift + Click colour palette	Picture Editor	Selects this colour as the transparent colour.
Start drawing rectangle + hold Shift	Picture Editor	Draws a square.
Start drawing ellipse + hold Shift	Picture Editor	Draws a circle.
Ctrl + Left/Right	Picture Editor	Switches between previous/next picture.
Alt	Picture Editor	Change the position of the hot spot for all images of the current direction.
Shift + Ctrl + Click "Install Settings"	Application Properties / Windows tab	Resets the Install Settings to their original value (with a dialog box confirming this)
Shift + Arrow Keys	Frame Editor	Moves objects faster, instead of moving pixel-by-pixel.

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