Every modifier for every tool, in one table. Blank cells mean the modifier has no effect for that tool.
| Tool | Shift | Command | Option | Control |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pencil, Pen, Airbrush | Line to point |
Erase while held |
Secondary colour |
Pick colour |
| Smudge | Straight smudge |
— | — | Pick colour |
| Colour Shift | — | Shift backward |
— | Pick colour |
| Clone | — | — | Click sets the source |
Pick colour |
| Eraser | Line to point |
— | — | — |
| Fill | Drag for gradient fill |
Outline fill |
— | Non-contiguous fill; with Command, outline + corners |
| Line | Snap to 15° |
— | — | — |
| Rectangle, Oval | Constrain square/circle |
Filled |
Draw from centre |
— |
| Tool | Shift | Command | Option | Control |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vector Select | Add to object selection |
— | Subtract from object selection |
— |
| Poly Line | — | — | — | — |
| Vector Rectangle, Oval | Constrain square/circle |
Filled |
Draw from centre |
— |
| Vector Line | Snap to 15° |
— | — | — |
| Tool | Shift | Option | Shift + Option | Control |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All selection tools | Add to selection |
Subtract from selection |
Intersect |
— |
| Select Wand | Add |
Subtract |
Intersect |
Non-contiguous (whole layer) |
| Inside a selection | — | Drag moves a copy |
— | — |
| Click | Sets |
|---|---|
| Click | Primary colour |
| Option-click | Secondary colour |
| Shift-click | Eraser colour |
| Command-click | Toggle protection |
Anywhere on the canvas: hold Space to pan.
On the sheet, Command-click a tile to make it active without painting, and keep Command held to drag that tile to another cell. Those gestures yield to the Command column above whenever the current tool uses Command as a stroke modifier—Pencil, Pen, and Airbrush erase; Fill outlines; Rectangle and Oval fill; Colour Shift goes backwards. Switch to Line, Eraser, Smudge, or a selection tool when you want to rearrange tiles. While Wrap Tiles is on, Command always stays with the tool.
Command-right-click a tile for Select, Duplicate, Clear, Shift, or Delete. A plain right-click still paints with the secondary colour.