Sienna

N-gon scheme editor

Command	Function
[LeftMouse]	Create, paste, select, drag objects
[RightMouse]	Pan view, toggle menu, select menu item
[MiddleMouse]	Incline viewpoint, 'arc rotate' in the perspective mode
[MouseWheel]	Zoom in/out
[Ctrl]	Hold to select multiple objects
[Delete]	Delete selected objects
[Backspace]	Delete last created node
[Space]	Update node information and line connections
[H]	Hold to draw lines with the arc helper
[U],[I],[O]	Set port type: Undefined, Input, Output
[Q]/[W]	Change polygon type
[A]/[S], [Alt]+[Wheel]	Change color
[Z]/[X], [Shift]+[Wheel]	Rotate object
[=]/[-], [Ctrl]+[Wheel]	Scale object
[Ctrl]+[C]	Copy selected nodes
[Ctrl]+[V]	Paste selected nodes
[Ctrl]+[O]	Load scheme from current slot
[Ctrl]+[S]	Save scheme to current slot ('Num0' by default)
[NumPad0..9]	Load scheme from specified slot
[Ctrl]+[NumPad0..9]	Save scheme to specified slot
[F11]	Toggle gradient mode
[F12]	Toggle perspective/orthographic view
[Alt]+[F12]	Toggle volume rendering mode (perspective view)

Use console commands to set names, descriptions, and behaviours of selected nodes

Command	Function
nn NewName	Set node name
nt I[K]	Set node type
nd New description\r\ngoes here	Set node description

Only ~I[KeyCode] input node types are currently supported.

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Code editor

Most keys and keyboard shortcuts work just like they do in any text editor on the Windows platform, with these additions:

Command	Function
[RightMouse]	Hold to scroll document
[F4]	Reset interpreter
[F5]	Continue
[F10]	Step over
[F11]	Step into
[Shift]+[F11]	Step out
[F12]	Toggle hexadecimal numbers
[Alt]+[F12]	Toggle syntax tokens
[ScrollLock]	Toggle execution
[CapsLock]	Toggle skipping breakpoints
[Ctrl]+[Shift]+[C]	Comment selection
[Ctrl]+[Shift]+[X]	Uncomment selection
[Ctrl]+[S]	Save file
[F9]	Toggle light/dark theme

Continuous execution is active as long as ScrollLock and CapsLock are active, and there must be at least one !!!-breakpoint in the executable code. Missing breakpoint causes hanging of execution because the interpreter updates the screen every time a breakpoint is hit.

Note that the supported programming language is stack-oriented. The key feature is the order of execution of various syntax nodes: expressions are executed in direct order, lists - in reverse, and finally list-items are executed in direct order again. Atoms are only supported by the lexer and syntax parser.

Miscellaneous controls (GL)

Command	Function
[Ctrl]+[~] / [Escape]	Toggle console
[Alt]+[E/D],[R/F]	Toggle graphics blending modes
[Alt]+[Enter]	Toggle fullscreen mode
[F9]	Toggle light/dark theme
[Alt]+[=/-]	Adjust gamma correction