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s2plot - s2plot keyboard and mouse controls

Description

Taken from their wiki page on

http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/s2plot/index.php?title=S2PLOT:Controls

Currently only one program, snaps2plot(1NEMO) is using this interface, and has been hardcoded, though uses the yapp= system keyword to set the S2PLOT_DEV device.

KEYBOARD and MOUSE mappings


General Interaction and Camera Control
Key    Description
Left Mouse Button (Hold)    Free rotation of geometry
Middle Mouse Button (Hold)    Rotate (roll) camera clockwise/anti-clockwise
Right Mouse Button (Click)    Select/deselect a handle - see cs2shcb
Shift-Right Mouse Button (Hold)    Drag a handle - see cs2sdhcb
f, F    Focus camera on centre of geometry
h, H, Home    Home position - Returns camera to original starting position
r, R    Cycle rendering mode: wireframe, flat, diffuse and specular shading
Left arrow    Rotate camera left
Right arrow    Rotate camera right
Down arrow    Rotate camera down
Up arrow    Rotate camera up
i, k    Move (translate) camera up, down
j, l    Move (translate) camera left, right
+, -    Track camera forward/backwards
[, ]    Roll anticlockwise, clockwise - same as the middle mouse button
{, }    Increase/decrease the eye-separation for stereo modes
a, A    Toggle autospin
<,>    Decrease/increase camera interaction speed
*,/    Decrease/increase autospin speed
~    Activate the command prompt for use with cs2spcb
‘    Toggle between odd and even scan lines for the /s2inter (interlaced stereo)
device mode
shift-ENTER    Return control to program when using s2disp
TAB    Move between panels: see xs2cp
shift-q, shift-ESC    Quit the program
Function Keys and Saving Images or Geometry
Key    Description
F1    Toggle help information - displays a list of keyboard options
F2     Toggle bounding box
F5     Write geometry and camera view file to disk
F6     Write geometry, camera view file and current screen image to disk
F7     Toggle recording of geometry, camera view file and image
F9     Write large (3 x 3) image to disk - saves a series of ’chopped up’ images
for recombining to make a high quality image
F10     Write current screen image to disk, saved in the current working directory
F11     Create QTVR object images - rotates the scene creating a series of images
(e.g. each frame can be joined to make a movie)
F12     Toggle image recording - same as F11 but allows the user to rotate the
geometry themselves
c     Append current camera position to camera.path file
d    Toggle debug mode - provides information on camera position, frame rates,
etc.
Notes:
Saved images are in TGA format and are numbered sequentially and uniquely
On Apple OSX platforms, it is usually necesary to hold down the fn key
while using the above keystrokes
Callback System
Key    Description
z, Z    Toggle drawing of dynamic geometry by disabling/enabling a callback
function set with cs2scb.
0...9    Available for assigning to callback functions using cs2sncb. The default
operation of keys 1...7 is to display standard camera views. 0, 8 and 9 have
no default behaviour
Space Bar    This key press is available through the callback system for programmer-assigned
tasks. The number of times the space bar key is pressed is passed to a callback
function as a parameter. For examples, see cs2scb.
Handles
Key    Description
shift-s    Toggle drawing of handles for selection
shift-C    Toggle drawing of cross-hairs
Right Mouse Button (press)    Select a handle
Shift-Right Mouse Button (hold)    Drag a handle
Ctrl+Shift-Mouse pad (hold)    Drag a handle

S2plot

Much like it’s older cousin PGPLOT, S2PLOT uses a number of environment variables that control the behavior of the plotting device. Here are a few important ones:
S2PLOT_DEV        /?    the default device to open
S2PLOT_WIDTH          800    width
S2PLOT_HEIGHT          600    height, defaults to 3/4 of width

Author

Peter Teuben

See Also

yapp(3NEMO)

Update History


15-feb-2011    doc written    PJT


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