To insert braces after node definition or PROTO declaration, press Ctrl+Space.
You can find a match for a braces or square bracket by placing the insertion point on it and pressing Ctrl+].
The status bar at the bottom of the application frame shows the current line and column number, file size, syntax and semantic error indicators, editor mode, compression mode and other information.
To locate a syntax or semantic error, just double click on the highlighted error indicator in the status bar.
When editing or browsing the Scene Tree, you can press Ctrl+F11 to go to the definition of the selected identifier.
To insert URL of local resource, drag and drop the file from the Resource or File List pane to the editor. Depending on the type of the resource and where the drop operation is applied, the appropriate node (Inline, ImageTexture, etc.) will be inserted.
When editing, you can press Ctrl+L to delete the current line.
To indent a block of lines, select the lines and then press Tab. To unindent a block of lines, select the lines and press Shift+Tab.
When editing, you can press Ctrl+F3 to find the next occurrence of the selected text. Shift+Ctrl+F3 finds the previous occurrence.
To move or copy a node or a field, drag and drop it in the Scene Tree to the destination. To copy a node, hold down CTRL key while dragging. To create a reference to a node, press ALT key.
You can press F2 and Shift+F2 to go to the Next and Previous source-file bookmark.
When editing or browsing the Scene Tree, you can press F11 to go to the next reference of the selected identifier (Shift+F11 to the previous).
You can repeat the last Find command in the source editor by pressing F3.
When editing, you can press Alt+S to synchronize selection in the Scene Tree with an identifer at the cursor.
You can view an included resource file by right-clicking on the string and then selecting the Open URL option from the pop-up menu.
You can go to the next and previous find by pressing F3 and Shift+F3.
With Syntax Tips, you can place the mouse pointer on a identifier and instantly see its type.
When editing, you can press Crtl+F2 to toggle a bookmark at the cursor.
You can split the window into two panes and see two parts of a file simultaneously. Drag the split bar at the top of the scroll bar to split the window.
When editing, you can press Ctrl+Shift+F to format the selection using the smart indent settings.
You can press Ctrl+G to move to a line or indentifer definition and references.
