Keyboard shortcuts
On macOS, read Ctrl as ⌘ Cmd and Alt as ⌥ Option.
Modifier keys
Section titled “Modifier keys”Hold a key as you click the SuperSolo button or choose it from the Chroma menu.
| Keys | No solo yet | While soloed |
|---|---|---|
| Click | Full solo — viewport and Object Manager | End the solo |
| Shift + click | Viewport-only solo | Take the selection out of the solo |
| Ctrl + click | Full solo and frame the selection | Frame the selection |
| Alt + click | Full solo, move the selection to the origin and frame it | Move the selection to the origin and frame it |
More on each: Soloing and Frame and zero.
Giving SuperSolo a shortcut
Section titled “Giving SuperSolo a shortcut”SuperSolo has no shortcut out of the box. To add one:
- Open Window ▸ Customization ▸ Customize Commands… (Shift + F12).
- Search for
SuperSoloand select it. - Click in Shortcut, press the key you want and click Assign.
SuperSolo reads the modifier keys at the moment it runs, so a shortcut behaves like a click: press your key on its own for a plain solo, or hold Shift, Ctrl or Alt with it for the other actions. For that reason, choose a key without a modifier — a shortcut such as Alt + S would always run the Alt action. Check that the modified versions of your key aren’t already taken by other Cinema 4D commands.
