I need a sanity check, please. Back in SL1, you could hold down the Alt key and nudge objects one pixel at a time with the arrow keys. Maybe I'm just not seeing it but it appears that this type of fine grained control doesn't work in SL2. I get the same movement from the arrow keys with/without the Alt key. Snap to grid is turned off.
Thanks for the correction. I'm still seeing an >apparent< same movement comparing arrow with CTL-arrow. Any idea what the default arrow press movement is? Maybe I'm already at 1 pixel (although it doesn't seem like it).
Thanks, Michael. I have grid settings defaulted to 8 pixels and "Snap to Grid" turned off. When I move an object on screen, I see no difference in the movement (even at 100% or larger) between arrow and CTL-arrow. I do recall visually seeing the smaller movement when I was using SL1. So maybe the plain arrow is already moving 1 pixel in spite of the 8 pixels grid setting.
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It's CTRL+Arrow key to move an object 1 pixel at a time. See here: https://community.articulate.com/download/storyline-keyboard-shortcuts
Thanks for the correction. I'm still seeing an >apparent< same movement comparing arrow with CTL-arrow. Any idea what the default arrow press movement is? Maybe I'm already at 1 pixel (although it doesn't seem like it).
Pressing an Arrow will move an object by whatever is set in your Grid settings (under Grid and Guides).
Thanks, Michael. I have grid settings defaulted to 8 pixels and "Snap to Grid" turned off. When I move an object on screen, I see no difference in the movement (even at 100% or larger) between arrow and CTL-arrow. I do recall visually seeing the smaller movement when I was using SL1. So maybe the plain arrow is already moving 1 pixel in spite of the 8 pixels grid setting.
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