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Ctrl + Left mouse

A + Left mouse

You can also move the camera with the numpad:

Numpad  4 / 6 / 8 / 2 - Move camera up / left / right / up / down (with Numlock on)

Oddly the numpad options stop working when holding shift, but not ctrl...

Alt Gr + Left mouse tends to work similarly to Ctrl.

Ctrl + Right Mouse

Ctrl + Middle Mouse

You can also pan the camera with the numpad:

Numpad 7 / 9 / 1 / 3 - Pan left / right / up / down (with Numlock on)

Scroll wheel

Edit → Paste

Then left click to place.

Ctrl + V

Then left click to place.

This will not instantly paste where the mouse is, instead you get a ghost image version before placing. You then left click to place. You can cancel this with right click.

Pasting a group of objects retains their relative positions and handily selects them all, meaning you can immediately do adjustments for the entire group (eg rotating them all).

The area is resized using the bottom left, or south west most tile (row 0, col 0 if you mouse over it).

If removing some of the area it will delete the objects in those tiles.

If adding some to an area (much safer) it will copy the same tiles that were on those edge areas.

It might be a good idea to create a clone of an area before attempting this rather destructive process.

You can also rotate an area to expand a certain edge, since the 0, 0 area position is used.

A clone of an area will have a different resref but can otherwise be identical. Useful if you need to play with resizing, rotating or altering an area in large ways.

Note however be careful leaving such areas around unless you re-tag all the area transitions the game may get confused when the module loads and you may unexpectedly end up in one of them you didn't intend.

F10 will toggle between Select Objects and Select Terrain (which can be helpful to unselect objects)

Click on Select Terrain (top bar) or Paint Terrain (right hand menu) buttons then Left click to select

This allows a single tile to be copy and pasted with CTRL + C and CTRL + V. Copy and pasting of feature tiles can copy part of a tile.

If the tile is base terrain (where you usually place 4 tiles at once centred between tiles):

• Shift and Right Click on the tile (in tile select mode) - this cycles through tile appearances in order (and if it's a normal ground tile each one will rotate the usual 4 times) and is the recommended method
• Paint down 4 of the same terrain at once again on the same spot it randomly chooses the appearances again
• Once tile(s) are selected, press Delete (you have to drag select again) to randomly choose appearances
• Use Eraser option on single tile to randomly choose the appearances

If the tile is special "feature" terrain (Eg; walls, bridges):

• Paint down the same tile in the same place to go through appearances

F10 will toggle between Select Objects and Select Terrain (which can be helpful to unselect objects)

Select with Left Mouse button in object mode

Drag with Left Mouse button to select multiple objects

Since you can hide different object types from view, mass moving just creatures or just sounds or something is relatively easy.

You can copy and paste with Edit → Copy (CTRL + C) and Edit → Paste (CTRL + V) which can be done on single or multiple objects, good for sorting groups of placeables.

Right click object → Delete (in world)

Right click object → Remove (in sidebar)

This isn't perfect but works well enough. Adjust it further with the Move Object (Z Plane) suggested above. This may be based on the placeable objects walkmesh height.

Also works to keep the placeable available to be placed again so you can do several at once.