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Gridlook Controls

This page documents Gridlook keyboard, mouse, and touch controls.

Keyboard Shortcuts

These shortcuts are active in the main viewer.

  • r: start or stop auto-rotation
  • d: toggle distraction-free mode
  • g: switch to the Hyperglobe preset
  • h: open the Hyperglobe presenter view in a second window on desktop

Notes:

  • These shortcuts are disabled on the second screen of the presenter mode
  • They are ignored while typing in an input, textarea, or select field

Keyboard Navigation

The arrow keys ( ), + and - are handled by the focused canvas area.

If the canvas does not react to keyboard navigation, click the viewer once to focus it.

Nearside Perspective

In the default 3D globe view:

  • Arrow keys rotate the globe
  • + zooms in
  • - zooms out

Flat Projections

In flat projections such as Equirectangular, Mercator, Robinson, or Mollweide:

  • Arrow keys pan the map
  • + zooms in
  • - zooms out

Mouse Controls

Mouse behavior depends on the current projection.

Nearside Perspective

  • Left drag rotates the globe
  • Mouse wheel zooms
  • Right drag pans the camera target

If Data Picker is enabled, moving the pointer over the canvas also shows the value under the cursor.

Flat Projections

  • Left drag pans the map
  • Mouse wheel zooms
  • Right drag changes the projection center

For flat projections, the projection center can also be adjusted numerically in the side panel.

Touch Controls

Touch behavior also depends on the current projection.

Nearside Perspective

  • One-finger drag rotates the globe
  • Pinch zooms

Flat Projections

  • One-finger drag changes the projection center

Notes

  • Presenter mode is only available on desktop
  • Hover-based value inspection depends on the Data Picker action being enabled