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Around
Moving with the keyboard
You can use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move. Be
sure your video area is selected, click your view of the
world. Push your arrow keys. The diagram
below indicates what each key does.
Flying (moving up and down)
You'll need to use the keyboard to fly up and down. On
the numeric keypad, the + (plus) key moves you up, and the
- (minus) key moves you back down again. You can hold these
keys down to keep moving up or down, and you can use them
in combination with the CTRL key to move faster or the SHIFT
key to move through objects.(Please note: in AWGate Shift(Pass-thru)
is disabled)
On laptop computers, which don't have numeric keypads,
the + and - keys are usually accessible via a combination
including your function key.
Additional key features
Several keys on the keyboard have additional effects when
used in conjunction with the primary movement keys:
Moving faster - CTRL
To move faster with either the mouse or the keyboard, hold
down the CTRL (Control) key while you're moving.
Moving through objects (Not available
in all worlds!) - SHIFT
Moving sideways - SHIFT + Right/Left
Using the SHIFT key along with the left or right arrow
will cause you to "slide" sideways.
Put on the brakes - "5" on the
numberpad (Make sure Num Lock is off!)
Press the "5" key in the center of the number
pad to come to an immediate stop. Holding it while moving
also causes you to move slow. This is useful when trying
to position yourself very precisely.
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