# Navigating Wolvenkit **Created:** Dec 03 2024 by [mana vortex](https://app.gitbook.com/u/NfZBoxGegfUqB33J9HXuCs6PVaC3 "mention")\ **Last documented update:** Dec 03 2024 by [mana vortex](https://app.gitbook.com/u/NfZBoxGegfUqB33J9HXuCs6PVaC3 "mention") This page will tell you about keyboard shortcuts and nifty tricks that make working with Wolvenkit easier. ## Project Browser The context menu in the project browser reacts to `Shift` and `Ctrl`, making other operations available. Check it out! ### Drag and drop You can drag and drop files and folders to move them. Hold the `Ctrl` key to copy them instead. ### Rename and refactor You can call up the rename dialogue by pressing f2, as long as you have a node in the project browser selected.

If you check the `Update in project files?` box, Wolvenkit will **automatically** try to update all references in your project to the new file path. ### Copy relative path The context menu's `Copy Relative Path` action will show you other options if you hold `Shift` and/or `Ctrl`:

### Collapse/expand a folder and its children By holding the `Ctrl` key when you click on a folder, you can collapse or expand the whole folder and its children.

## File Editor The file editor's context menu and menu bar react to `Shift` and `Ctrl`, making other operations available. Check it out! ### Difficulty mode {% hint style="info" %} If you're a beginner, stick to **Easy** mode — the person who implemented the feature does the same. {% endhint %} Check [editor-difficulty-mode](https://wiki.redmodding.org/wolvenkit/wolvenkit-app/editor/file-editor/editor-difficulty-mode "mention") for the full documentation. ### Delete all but selection Holding the `Shift` key while an array element is selected will offer you `Delete all but selection` instead of `Delete selection`. ### Overwrite with selection Holding the `Shift` key while pasting into an array will let you overwrite the current selection with your clipboard. Holding down the `Ctrl` key as well will let you overwrite the entire array with your clipboard. ### Shift: Recursively fold/unfold By holding `Shift` while expanding a node, you can fold/unfold all of its children (and their children) according to specified rules for the most common node types:

### Double-Click: Fold/unfold all siblings Double-clicking a node in an array will toggle the expansion state of all siblings to the expansion state of the node.

This will collapse all other appearances in the list

### f2: Search and replace in selection You can search and replace in selection by using the context menu or pressing the f2 key. {% hint style="info" %} This can take a long time if your file is big, so you should use the search box first! {% endhint %} ### Clean up Especially in mesh files, the Clean Up menu is your friend. **Clean up empty submeshes** will delete extra chunks from old templates. **Delete unused materials** will drop any material entries that aren't used by any of your appearances.