You can easily adjust the direction of your game using the keyboard’s arrow keys. This article will show you the ways to use the Arr, Shift Z, Ctrl X, and Alt keys. The Arr key will move the selected controls one cell or pixel at a time. Shift Z will move the selected controls in the opposite direction. You can also use the Alt key to move the controls up or down.
Shift Z Ctrl X
For more information on this shortcut, see “Shift Z – Adjusts the direction key.”
Shift Z
The Shift key has two functions, either adjusting the direction key or enabling certain applications to use different keys simultaneously. In image-editing programs, Shift ensures that the selected objects are symmetrical. In word processors, Shift is used when selecting text, allowing you to hold it while using the arrow keys to select sections of text. In Windows, the Shift key can also be used to select an area of a file between two files.
Ctrl X
The Ctrl – X hotkey can be used to cut, copy, and paste selected items in many applications. This key is used most commonly to move or drag selected items in word processors, spreadsheet programs, and internet browsers. For more information about the key, visit the official page of MiniTool. You can also read about other Ctrl – X keyboard shortcuts on the web.
When using the Ctrl X keyboard shortcut, the direction key can be set to change by pressing the arrow keys. The arrow keys are positioned at the beginning and end of a line, and the X key moves the cursor to the beginning or end of a line. Holding the Ctrl key and pressing the X key will move the cursor 20 spaces in the opposite direction. The direction key can be set to adjust as desired to suit different applications and needs.