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Reference · keybinds
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In Eclipse Animator (the Roblox Studio plugin), V inserts a keyframe, X deletes it, J scales and M splits keyframes. G grabs and R rotates like Blender, T switches axis, Y toggles global/local, Ctrl + B opens the camera view and B toggles onion skin.
All the keys shown in the developers’ official tutorial, grouped by task. Each row links to the moment in the video where it is demonstrated.
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Jump to: Keyframes · Move, rotate & axis · Camera · Viewing
| Action | Key | Demo |
|---|---|---|
| Onion skin | B | ▶ 4:24 |
New to Eclipse? These keys make more sense in context in the beginner tutorial.
V inserts a keyframe and X deletes it. J scales selected keyframes and M splits them.
Partly. G grabs and R rotates like in Blender, and the listing mentions a Blender camera movement setting using Shift + middle mouse and middle mouse. Other keys, such as V for a keyframe, are specific to Eclipse.
R is Blender-style rotation when you work on a rig, and it adjusts the field of view when you work with a camera. Which one you get depends on what you have selected.
The listing mentions lots of customization and presets, but the developers have not documented key remapping. Check the plugin settings or ask in the official Discord.
Every shortcut on this page appears in a chapter title
Blender camera movement setting (Shift + MMB, MMB)