Hotkeys
The Hotkey menu in the Control Panel displays a list of quick navigation items, along with their associated keyboard shortcuts. As you become more proficient with the software, you will probably rely less on this menu and opt to use the keyboard shortcuts instead.
Picking hotkeys
Click on Picking Hotkeys in the Hotkey menu to open the list of hotkeys that can aid you when picking faults or horizons.
General Interpretation
- Escape - Press Esc to disable the picking mode. Single-point fault sticks are not supported and will be discarded when the picking mode is disabled.
- Z - Press Z to undo the latest pick.
Fault Interpretation
- F - Press F to enter the fault picking mode.
- A - Press A to assign fault stick(s).
- U - Press U to unassign the active fault stick(s).
- Delete - Press Delete to remove the selected fault stick(s).
Horizon Interpretation
- M - Press M to enter the horizon manual picking mode.
- A - Press A to cycle through the pick modes.
- E - Press E to enable the horizon manual erase mode.
- Ctrl + E - Hold Ctrl and press E to enable the horizon polygon erase mode when you are in the horizon manual picking mode or erase mode.
- Shift + E - Hold Shift and press E to erase the entire horizon line that you picked when you are in the horizon manual picking mode or erase mode.
- S - Press S while in picking mode to enable/disable the snap feature when you are in the horizon manual picking mode.
- P - Press P while in picking mode to change the event type to Positive Event to allow the picker to snap to peak.
- T - Press T while in picking mode to change the event type to Negative Event to allow the picker to snap to trough.
- N - Press N while in picking mode to change the event type to Zero Increasing to allow the picker to snap to zero crossing (increasing).
- O - Press O while in picking mode to change the event type to Zero Decreasing to allow the picker to snap to zero crossing (decreasing).
Interpretation hotkeys
Use the following hotkeys to toggle on and off the display of active interpretations (horizons, fault segments, fault surfaces, polygons and probes) in section views (2D, IL/CL, IL/gather/CL, Arbline, Gather, 3D and Map view) without deactivating the interpretations in the Control Panel.
- Ctrl+Shift+A - Toggle off and on the display of all active interpretations.
- Ctrl+Shift+H - Toggle off and on the display of active horizons.
- Ctrl+Shift+F - Toggle off and on the display of active fault segments and fault surface.
- Ctrl+Shift+P - Toggle off and on the display of active polygons.
- Ctrl+Shift+O - Toggle off and on the display of active probes.
Other common hotkeys
In addition to the hotkeys listed in the Hotkey menu, you can use other industry-common hotkeys within the software. The following is a list of these hotkeys and their corresponding actions:
- Ctrl+W (Windows)/Cmd+W (Mac) - Hold down Ctrl and press W to close the active window in a Windows machine. Hold down Cmd and press W for the same action in a Mac.
- Ctrl+Z - Hold down Ctrl and press Z to undo the horizon erase since you enabled the horizon eraser mode. Once you disable the eraser mode, you cannot undo the horizon erase.
- Ctrl+Y- Hold down Ctrl and press Y to redo the horizon erase you just undid. Once you disable the eraser mode, you cannot redo the horizon erase.
- Double-click - Double-click to stop manually adding horizon seeds and picking fault sticks, polygon, arbline, probe and horizon. You can also double-click to stop erasing the horizon.
- Ctrl+Q - Hold down Ctrl and press Q to exit Insight.
- H - Press H while in 3D View to view from directly above (N 0o). Alternatively, click on the Home icon in the 3D View navigation bar to reset the view.
Note: When you click on a text field in Insight, it selects all the text inside. Since Linux by default automatically copies any selected text to the selection clipboard, Insight is designed to preserve the existing selection clipboard instead of overwriting it. For Linux users who want to copy the text in a text field, double-click the desired text and use the middle-mouse button to paste.