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We have listed all the shortcuts available in Unreal Engine 5 below. Note that there are loads of unassigned actions in the software. To assign hotkeys to your favorite actions, click the Edit menu > Editor Preferences... > Keyboard shortcuts. It is also possible to change and delete existing shortcuts on the same screen.

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9	I	Toggle environment visibility
1	O	Toggle floor visibility

Ctrl + T

Toggle the visibility of the main Timing view

2	Alt + ↑ Shift + A	Audit assets…
3	Ctrl + F	Find objects
1	Alt + ↑ Shift + M	Size map…

1	Ctrl + C	Copy
1	Ctrl + Z	Undo

Layout transform mode

1	Space	Cycle between translate, rotate and scale
1	Alt + 5	Detail lighting view mode
7	R	Scale mode
2	F9	Screen capture
2	Alt + [	Shrink transform widget
1	Alt + J	Switch the viewport to top view

End

Snap to floor

Alt + L

Show landscape

Open console command box

1	S	Backward
1	Z	FOV zoom out

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Program name: Unreal Engine 5.0 (early access) Unreal Engine 5.0 (early access) (Developer tools)

Unreal Engine is a game engine used by various game developers It is sometimes also used in film and TV productions. Developed by Epic Games, the Unreal Engine 5 is revealed in May 2020, with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S support. Unreal Engine 5 is expected to be fully released in early 2022.

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Toggle environment visibility.

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? Mike OP says :

I suggest you don't use an un-selectable mouse icon for your mouse shortcuts, but rather the text for the specific mouse input (or at least include it after the icon) for the shortcut, e.g. "middle-click", "left-click", "right-click", etc. This would make the shortcuts more SEO-friendly/text-searchable. Otherwise, when I accidentally perform an operation, e.g. in Unreal 5, by middle-clicking something, if I try to search the list of shortcuts for "middle click", "middle-click", or even just "click", I can't find any results.

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Zeynel Admin says in reply to Mike :

Thank you for your suggestions.

The site allowed searches such as "leftclick", "rightclick" but it wasn't apparent. Now I made a few quick changes to allow it with spaces or hypen. So searching for "left click" or "right click" now works.

This is about site search on the top. The "in-page" search is separate and not so advanced, but I also made it to see "click" word (it won't work right away like site search, as JS is cached on CDNs). It requires separate work, and as the site is multilanguage, I need to think about it if I do it.

Now I don't plan to go text only for mouse shortcuts, but icons can be bigger. Search engines would probably also look their attributes, or hyperlink which include the text.

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