"spacebar" = "n" is in Keyboard Shortcuts ?
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by sisifolibre
It's a simple (may be silly) question easy to answer, but i'm not too much sure about this.
when I don´t find an infrared source to a contour (or contours) and want to go the next step, is the same to pulse "spacebar" or "n"?
if I have not explained well, the result is the same in the two cases?:
1 In the image set I see a radio contour, click on the contour, pulse spacebar, don't see any associated infrared source, I pulse "spacebar", then pulse spadebar two times to finish.
2 In the image set I see a radio contour, click on the contour, pulse spacebar, don't see any associated infrared source, I pulse "n", then pulse spadebar two times to finish.
I guess it's the same but not quite understand then why put another shortcut in "n".
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by ivywong scientist, admin
Hi @sisifolibre,
Yes, the space-bar and "n" does similar things in the case of a radio source with no infrared counterpart. However, it's not exactly the same thing. It is better to use "n" for the case where there isn't a radio source or when there isn't an infrared counterpart rather than spacebar because pressing the "n" key specifically tells us that there is no counterpart whereas the space-bar tells us that you have skipped a step.
Hope this helps,
IvyKeyboard Shortcuts
Space: Next Step
Shift+Space: Prev Step
c: Toggle Contours
t: Start Tutorial
r: Toggle Wavelength
n: Mark No Contours/No InfraredPosted
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by sisifolibre
Thanks, this was exactly what I wanted to know.
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