Starts/Stops Noesis Studio from rendering the currently-viewed Page on the 📘 Stage in a mode that represents what the end-user will see and interact with.

Note that any edits made to content during playback will not be visible until playback is stopped.

Holding Ctrl whilst clicking on individual items, allows multiple Elements to be selected at once.

Holding Ctrl and clicking on any number of selected items, will allow individual items to be excluded from a multi-selection.

Holding Shift whilst clicking between two Elements in the 📘Navigator Panel will select both elements, as well as all items in-between them in the hierarchy.

Holding Shift and clicking between two Elements in the 📘Navigator Panel, will allow the range of items between both clicked, to be excluded from a multi-selection.

Undo the most recent change that was made in the currently-active Pages.

Note that the undo system does not apply to changes made to data, view parameters, or assets.

Redo the last undone change that was made in the currently-active Page.

Note that the redo system does not apply to changes made to data, view parameters, or assets.

When on the 📘 Stage, selects all unlocked Elements present on the Page.

When in the 📘Navigator Panel, selects all Elements within the same level of the hierarchy.

With the Selection Tool, any element can be selected by clicking it.

Alternatively, clicking-and-dragging on an element whilst the Selection Tool is active, will perform the same function as the 'Move Element' tool, allowing repositioning of the element within the page hierarchy.

After selecting the Direct Selection Tool, individual anchor points along a path can be moved by first clicking on a point, then clicking-and-dragging to adjust its position.

Learn more about 📘 Manipulating Paths.

After selecting the Path tool, clicking in an empty area of the Stage can be used to begin drawing a new Path.

With a new Path started, clicking with the Path Tool into empty space will create an adjoining anchor point, whilst clicking over an existing anchor point, will remove it from the path.

With a completed Path, clicking with the Path Tool over an existing segment will add a Path Point onto the existing Path where it was clicked, whilst clicking over an existing Path Point, will remove it from the Path.

When placing a new Path Point, clicking-and-dragging in any direction will allow a Bézier to be created.

Learn more about 📘 Drawing Paths.

With the Move Element Tool selected, Elements can have their position changed within the context of their parent Element by clicking-and-dragging an Element's adorners.

'Transforming' the position of an Element is equivalent to modifying an Element's 'Render Transform' properties.

With the Gradient tool active, clicking on an Element already containing a gradient, will allow for the modification of the gradient's appearance.

If an Element does not yet have a gradient applied, performing the same operation will first apply a default gradient, which can then be modified.

Clicking with the Zoom tool active will perform one level of zoom-in per click within the currently-active Page on the 📘 Stage.

To perform the reverse, Alt (Hold) + Click will execute one level of zoom-out per click.

Saves all modified pages within a Project.

Note that any modifications to Data are automatically saved at the project level, and are excluded from the manual save system.

Spacebar (Hold) + Drag

or

H + Click (Hold) + Drag

or

MouseWheel (Press) + Drag

When playing a Page, toggles display of the currently-viewed Page in fullscreen.

When playing a Page, toggles display of 📘 Directional Navigation helpers.

Ctrl (Hold) + D

or

Alt (Hold) + Click (Hold) + Drag

Moves the selected element forwards one layer of hierarchy in the Navigator.

Moves the selected element backwards one layer of hierarchy in the Navigator.

Moves the selected element to the top of the visible layer hierarchy.

Moves the selected element to the back of the visible layer hierarchy.

Resets all layout Properties of an Element to their default values.

Note that Grid Column/Row Definitions are not affected by layout resets.

Pressing Esc with at least two Path Points placed within a path, will exit the Path's 'Edit Mode'.

Pressing Esc with only one Path Point placed, will cancel the Path creation operation, and remove the first-placed Path Point.