Skip to content

Navigation

General

The shotlist is broken up into scenes, which are located in the sidebar. When a scene is selected, its shots are loaded and displayed in the table on the right. Scenes are usually identified by their scene number, the "name" that is displayed in the sidebar is comprised of the scene's attributes, such as the location or time of day.

When viewing a shotlist, the Collaborations button at the bottom of the sidebar is replaced with the Shotlist Options button. This opens a dialog that allows you to rename the shotlist, edit the attributes, manage collaborators, and filter and export the shotlist.

Tip

The shotlist can also be renamed by simply clicking the shotlist's name in the top left next to the dashboard icon.

Both shots and scenes can be modified and reordered using the 6-dot icon that appears when hovering over either. By clicking and dragging this grip, the scene/shot can be moved and reordered. By clicking on the grip, a context menu appears that allows you to move, edit, or delete a scene/shot.

Keybinds

The shotlist supports the following keybinds:

General

  • Scenes can be selected using Alt + [1-9] (Alt + any number from 1 - 9)
  • To open the shotlist options: Alt + O
  • To open the account dialog: Alt + A
  • To go back home to the dashboard: Alt + H

Spreadsheet

  • The cells can be navigated using the arrow keys: ↑, ↓, ←, →.
  • The first cell can be selected using Alt + 0
  • The dropdown menu for single- and multi-selects:
    • can be opened by pressing Enter
    • can be navigated using the arrow keys ↑, ↓
    • a value can be selected by pressing Enter
    • can be closed using Esc
  • A new shot can be created using Alt + N, Alt + Enter or Control + Enter.
  • The context menu for shots can be opened using Alt + . and while the menu is open:
    • The Shot can be deleted using Del
    • The Shot can be moved using ↑ or ↓
    • The Shot Attributes can be edited using E

The save indicator

A save indicator is located in the bottom right of the shotlist, most of the time this will be a checkmark.

Whenever you make changes to the shotlist it switches to a spinning circle, indicating that the changes are being saved. Once the changes are saved, it switches back to a checkmark. If there is an error while saving, it switches to a red exclamation mark.

Hovering over the icon will give you more information about the current state.