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40 Chapter 1 An Overview of the Shake User Interface

Using the Pull-Down Menu at the Top

The pull-down menu reveals the entire directory tree, including your root directory, the

directory you launched Shake from, the $HOME directory, the Shake installation, and

any favorite directories you have entered. This menu also automatically lists recently

visited directories.

Using a File Path

You can also type an entire path, with or without the file name itself, into the File Name

field at the bottom of the Browser.

You can format absolute file paths in any of several styles:

• /my_proj/my_directory/my_file.iff

• /d4/my_proj/my_directory/my_file.iff

• //MyMachine/D/my_proj/my_directory/my_file.iff

Enable/Disable Local File Paths

The Relative Path control, to the left of the Add to Favorites control in the File Browser,

gives you the option to enter a relative file path into the File Name field.

Relative file paths can take one of two forms:

• ./myDirectory/myFile/

• ../myDirectory/myFile/

Adding Directories to the Favorites List

If there are one or more directories with content you frequently need to access, you can

add them to the Favorites list. The Favorites list is a customizable list of directories that

you can add to at any time. You can explicitly add directories to the list in two ways:

Note: As of Shake 4, entries you add to the Favorites list are permanent.

To add an entry to the Favorites list:

1 Open the File Browser.

Up Arrow/Down Arrow key Moves up and down in the list.

Any letter key Once you have clicked in the file listings, press a letter key on the

keyboard to jump to the next occurrence of a file or directory that

starts with that letter.

Icon, Button, or Key Description

Disable local

file paths.

Enable local

file paths.

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