To change your nudge value from the keyboard, which combination is used?

To change your nudge value from the keyboard, which combination is used?

• A. Command+Option (Mac) or Ctrl+Alt (Windows) and pressing +/- to increment/decrement nudge values
• B. Ctrl+Option (Mac) or Windows+Alt and +/-
• C. Command+Option+Ctrl (Mac) or Ctrl+Alt (Windows) and +/-
• D. Shift+Option (Mac) or Shift+Alt (Windows) and +/-

Answer: (A)

Changing the nudge increment from the keyboard uses a modifier key combination with the plus or minus keys. The nudge value is how far a nudge moves a selection or clip, so adjusting it with a keyboard shortcut lets you dial in precision quickly. On Mac, hold Command and Option, then press the plus or minus key to increase or decrease the nudge value. On Windows, use Ctrl and Alt with the plus or minus key for the same effect. This specific pairing of modifier keys with the +/- keys is what updates the nudge increment. Other combinations either use the wrong modifiers or omit the +/- keys, so they won’t change the nudge amount.

Changing the nudge increment from the keyboard uses a modifier key combination with the plus or minus keys. The nudge value is how far a nudge moves a selection or clip, so adjusting it with a keyboard shortcut lets you dial in precision quickly.

On Mac, hold Command and Option, then press the plus or minus key to increase or decrease the nudge value. On Windows, use Ctrl and Alt with the plus or minus key for the same effect. This specific pairing of modifier keys with the +/- keys is what updates the nudge increment. Other combinations either use the wrong modifiers or omit the +/- keys, so they won’t change the nudge amount.