Most quick reference or "accelerator" listings (including the one inside Stellarium) are incorrectly designed in that they show the key first, then the action. You'll see I've done the opposite. I've also logically grouped related commands.
Note: I intentionally omitted the scripting commands...
Enjoy.
| controlling the surroundings | ||
| toggle on/off cardinal or compass points | WW | q |
| toggle on/off ground and buildings | g | |
| toggle on/off ground fog | f | |
| toggle on/off atmosphere or air | a | |
controlling sky appearance | ||
| toggle on/off stars | s | |
| toggle on/off stars names* | d | |
| toggle on/off constellation lines | c | |
| toggle on/off constellation boundaries | b | |
| toggle on/off constellation labels | v | |
| toggle on/off constellation artwork | r | |
| toggle on/off planet labels (and circles) | p | |
| toggle on/off nebula labels (and circles) | n | |
| increase/decrease Moon scale (1x, 4x) | o (oh) | |
| toggle meteor shower rate** | 9 | |
controlling gridlines | ||
| toggle on/off horizon line | z | |
| toggle on/off alt/az grid lines | z | |
| toggle on/off equatorial grid | e | |
| toggle on/off ecliptic line | 4 or , (comma) | |
| toggle on/off celestial equator | 5 or . (period) | |
changing image presentation | ||
| toggle horizontal flipping | Ctrl Shift h | |
| toggle vertical flipping | Ctrl Shift v | |
controlling time | ||
| set date/time to match computer | 8 | |
| fast forward / increase time | l (lower case L) | |
| fast reverse / decrease time | j | |
| run time at normal speed | k | |
| pause/continue time | 6 | |
| stop time | 7 | |
| move forward 1 hour | Ctrl = (equal) | |
| move backward 1 hour | Ctrl - (hyphen) | |
| move forward 1 normal day | = (equal) | |
| move backward 1 normal day | - (hyphen) | |
| move forward 1 sidereal day | Alt = (equal) | |
| move backward 1 sidereal day | Alt - (hyphen) | |
| move forward 7 normal days | ] | |
| move backward 7 normal days | [ | |
| move forward 7 sidereal days | Alt ] | |
| move backward 7 sidereal days | Alt [ | |
zooming and panning | ||
| quickly zoom in or out | mouse roller up or down | |
| zoom in | PgUp or Ctrl Up Arrow | |
| zoom out | PgDn or Ctrl Dn Arrow | |
| zoom close to selected object | / (slash) | |
| zoom out fully, to original position | \ (backslash) | |
| pan the celestial sphere | left-drag | |
| pan right | Right Arrow | |
| pan left | Left Arrow | |
| pan up | Up Arrow | |
| pan down | Dn Arrow | |
working with objects | ||
| select an object visually | left-click | |
| centre on selected object | spacebar | |
| toggle on/off tracking of selected object | t | |
| deselect the object | right-click | |
| display search dialog box | Ctrl f | |
| travel to the object, i.e. go to a planet | Ctrl g | |
controlling the telescope | ||
| slew telescope 1 to selected object | Ctrl 1 (one) | |
| slew telescope 2 to selected object | Ctrl 2 | |
controlling the application | ||
| toggle eq or alt/az mount | Enter | |
| toggle on/off the configuration dialog | 1 | |
| toggle on/off the help dialog | h | |
| toggle application fullscreen/window | F1 | |
| toggle on/off text menu | m | |
| toggle on/off the "about" dialog | i | |
| save screenshot to desktop image file | Ctrl s | |
| quit from Stellarium | Ctrl q | |
* The stars named is based on magnitude limit setting in the configuration dialog.
** The meteor rate (ZHR) is either 10, 80, 10000, or 144000.
There may be more shortcuts for the keyboard and mouse that I missed... Send me a note.
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