RED Hotkey Reference

This page will list all known RED Editor hotkeys and a short explanation of what each does.

Camera Movement

Numpad Camera Movement

Shortcut	Freelook	Top	Front	Left	Bottom	Back	Right
2	Pitch down	+ Z	+ Y	+ Y	- Z	+ Y	+ Y
4	Heading left	- X	- X	- Z	- X	+ X	- Z
6	Heading right	+ X	+ X	+ Z	+ X	- X	+ Z
8	Pitch up	- Z	- Y	- Y	+ Z	- Y	- Y
+ (keypad)	Slide up	+ Z	+ Y	+ Y	- Z	+ Y	+ Y
Enter (keypad)	Slide down	- Z	- Y	- Y	+ Z	- Y	- Y
7	Bank left	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
8	Bank right	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
1	Slide left	- X	- X	- Z	- X	+ X	- Z
1	Slide right	+ X	+ X	+ Z	+ X	- X	+ Z

Universal Camera Movement

Shortcut	Operation
A	Zoom in
Z	Zoom out
+	Coarse zoom in (orthographic only)
-	Coarse zoom out (orthographic only)
Home	Snap camera to player start position and orientation
T	Teleport camera to specified X, Y, Z
C	Orient camera to world axis
Left Mouse Button + Shift	Slides camera up, down, left, right
Right Mouse Button + Shift	In freelook, changes heading and pitch. In orthographic, same as left mouse button + shift
Left and Right Mouse Buttons + Shift	Zoom in and out (freelook only)
Right Mouse Button + Ctrl	Hold down Ctrl, then right click while in an orthographic view to teleport camera

Note: If you hold Shift while holding down a camera movement key, the camera will move quicker.

Brush/Object Movement

Shortcut	Operation
M + Arrow Keys	Non-axis constrained movement relative to the currently selected window's plane.
M + Page Up	Move positively in the 3rd axis normally not available in a given view.
M + Page Down	Moves negatively in the 3rd axis normally not available in a given view
R + Arrow Key	Non-axis constrained rotation relative to the currently selected window's plane.
R + Page Up	Rotate positively in the 3rd axis normally not available in a given view.
R + Page Down	Rotate negatively in the 3rd axis normally not available in a given view.
M + Left Mouse Button	Non-axis constrained movement relative to the currently selected window's plane.
N + Left Mouse Button	Axis constrained movement relative to the currently selected window's plane.