Interface Navigation
Toon Boom Storyboard Pro lets you zoom in, zoom out, rotate, pan and reset views for easy navigation of the interface.
Command | Action | Access Methods |
Zooms in the view. |
View > Zoom In Press 2 or roll the mouse wheel up. |
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Zoom Out |
Zooms out the view. |
View > Zoom Out Press 1 or roll the mouse wheel down. |
Zoom In or Out |
Zooms in or out of the view. |
Roll the middle mouse button up or down. Hold down the Spacebar and the middle mouse button while dragging the mouse up or down. |
Moves parallel to the view. |
Hold down the Spacebar and drag in the direction you want to pan the view. |
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Reset Pan |
Resets the view’s pan to its default position. |
View > Reset Pan Press Shift + N |
Resets the view to its default position. |
View > Reset View Press Shift + M
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Reset View to Default Drawing Area |
Resets the Stage view to show the default drawing area, which is the space inside the default camera frame (before the camera is modified). |
View > Reset Stage View To > Default Drawing Area |
Reset View to Current Panel |
Resets the Stage view to show the current panel in its entirety. | View > Reset Stage View To > Current Panel Overview |
Reset View to Camera Overview |
Resets the Stage view to show an overview of the camera frames. If a camera movement was created in the selected panel, it will show the entire space within the camera movement. NOTE: This option is only available when the Point of View Mode is set to the Scene or Panel Level
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View > Reset Stage View To > Camera Overview |
Reset View to Start Camera |
Resets the Stage view to focus on the starting camera position of the camera movement on the current panel. NOTE: This option is only available when the Point of View Mode is set to the Scene or Panel Level
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View > Reset Stage View To > Start Camera Frame |
Reset View to End Camera |
Resets the Stage view to focus on the ending camera position of the camera movement on the current panel. NOTE: This option is only available when the Point of View Mode is set to the Scene or Panel Level
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View > Reset Stage View To > End Camera Frame |
Resets the view’s rotation to its default position. |
View > Reset Rotation Press Shift + X |
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Resets the view’s zoom to its default position. |
View > Reset Zoom Press Shift+Z |
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Rotate 30 CW |
Rotates the Camera view 30 degrees clockwise, like an animation table. |
View > Rotate View CW |
Rotate 30 CCW |
Rotates the Camera view 30 degrees counter-clockwise, like an animation table. |
View > Rotate View CCW |
Toggle Full Screen |
Lets you switch back and forth between maximizing Storyboard Pro on your screen and returning to the default size. |
View > Toggle Full Screen Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F (Windows) or ⌘+Alt+Shift+F (Mac OS X) |
Navigation Toolbar
Storyboards can easily become very extensive projects. The Navigation toolbar lets you quickly display the first and last frame of a panel. These buttons grey out when the playhead is at the start or end of a panel.
To learn more about animatics and timing, see About Motion.
‣ | Select Windows > Toolbars > Navigation. |
Icon | Tool Name | Description |
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First Frame |
Displays the first frame of the layer animation. |
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Last Frame |
Displays the last frame of the layer animation. |