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# [[SFM/The timeline|The timeline]] | # [[SFM/The timeline|The timeline]] | ||
You can right-click in various areas of the UI, including the Animation Set Editor, the viewport, and the various timeline modes, to get context (shortcut) menus specific to those areas. | You can right-click in various areas of the UI, including the Animation Set Editor, the viewport, and the various timeline modes, to get context (shortcut) menus specific to those areas. | ||
{{Warning|The context menus in some areas allow you to open the [[SFM/Working with the Element Viewer|Element Viewer]], which is a very powerful interface into the SFM that allows the customization of anything, but has very few safeguards. If you use it incorrectly, you can irretrievably corrupt your scene and crash the SFM. It's a good idea to stay out of it until you are sure you understand what you're doing | {{Warning|The context menus in some areas allow you to open the [[SFM/Working with the Element Viewer|Element Viewer]], which is a very powerful interface into the SFM that allows the customization of anything, but has very few safeguards. If you use it incorrectly, you can irretrievably corrupt your scene and crash the SFM. It's a good idea to stay out of it until you are sure you understand what you're doing.}} | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 15:26, 21 July 2024
The UI contains three major areas:
You can right-click in various areas of the UI, including the Animation Set Editor, the viewport, and the various timeline modes, to get context (shortcut) menus specific to those areas.
Warning:The context menus in some areas allow you to open the Element Viewer, which is a very powerful interface into the SFM that allows the customization of anything, but has very few safeguards. If you use it incorrectly, you can irretrievably corrupt your scene and crash the SFM. It's a good idea to stay out of it until you are sure you understand what you're doing.