SP3D Commands

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 SmartPlant 3D Commands:

The following table lists the shortcut key combinations for various commands in the software

Command 

Shortcut keys

Change active axis of rotation (equipment objects)

Note: The default axis of rotation is the Z-axis.

Up Arrow key

Component or folder name change

F2

Copy

CTRL+C

Define workspace

CTRL+W

Delete objects

DELETE

Edit locate filter

CTRL+E

End a process

ESC

Fit all views

Hold SHIFT+A, and click Fit.

Help

F1

Hyperlink

CTRL+K

New workspace

CTRL+N

Open workspace

CTRL+O

Pan

CTRL+SHIFT+P

Pan (using mouse wheel)

Drag the middle mouse wheel to pan the view

Pan up

CTRL+ scroll mouse wheel down

Pan down

CTRL+ scroll mouse wheel up

Pan left

CTRL+ SHIFT+ scroll mouse wheel down

Pan right

CTRL+ SHIFT+ scroll mouse wheel up

Paste

CTRL+V

PinPoint display on or off

F9

PinPoint target move

F12

PinPoint - unlock rectangular or spherical coordinates

F6 (E or absolute distance), F7 (N or horizontal angle), F8 (EL or vertical angle)

Previous View

ALT+F5

Print

CTRL+P


COMMAND

Shortcut Keys

Quick Pick

CTRL + middle mouse click

Recompute Objects (Compartmentation, Molded Forms, Structural Detailing, and Structural Manufacturing)

CTRL+R

Refresh Workspace

F5

Rotate about the current active axis (equipment objects)

Left and Right Arrow keys

Route in fast mode

SHIFT+F

Route plane lock by turn or branch

CTRL+4

Route plane lock by three points

CTRL+5

Route plane lock to EL east-west

CTRL+2

Route plane lock to EL north-south

CTRL+3

Route plane lock to no plane

CTRL+6

Route plane lock to Plan

CTRL+1

Save

CTRL+S

Select All

CTRL+A

Selected objects do not move with the pointer during the Move command

F10

Shortcut menu for interface component (to open session file in Windows Explorer, dialog box, Workspace Explorer, etc.)

Right-click

Smart Sketch locate surface

F3

Smart Sketch lock constraint

CTRL+L or click middle mouse button or wheel

Add selected object to Smart Sketch Locate List

CTRL+D

Start a command or confirm (OK) a dialog box

ENTER

To Do List

CTRL+T

Undo

CTRL+Z

Zoom

CTRL+SHIFT+Z

Zoom in

scroll mouse wheel up

Zoom out

scroll mouse wheel down

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