The ProGrids package is obsolete. Use grid snapping in the Unity Editor instead.
Keyboard Shortcuts
By default, ProGrids assigns shortcut keys to some common ProGrids actions. If you want to change the key assignments, use one of the following methods to choose a new key (including joystick buttons):
- In Unity versions prior to 2019.1, select the key from the drop-down lists on the ProGrids preferences window.
- In Unity versions starting with 2019.1, open the Shortcut Manager to modify your key selections:

The default key mapping for these ProGrid commands are:
| ProGrids command | Default key mapping: | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Toggle Snap on All Axes | S | Hold S to switch to the other snapping method. For example, if your Snap Method preference is set to Snap On Selected Axis, then when you hold S down while you move the object, it snaps it on all three axes at once until you release the S key. |
| Disable Snap | D | Hold D to temporarily suspend snapping. As soon as you release the key, snapping is enabled again. |
| Increase Grid Size | = | Doubles the snap value increment. |
| Decrease Grid Size | - | Halves the snap value increment. |
| Reset Grid | 0 (zero) | Resets any grid adjustments made by nudging (that is, increasing or decreasing the size of the Snap Value). |
| Nudge Perspective Backward | [ | Moves the grid backward along its axis when objects follow the grid. |
| Nudge Perspective Forward | ] | Moves the grid forward along its axis when objects follow the grid. |
| Cycle Perspective | \ (backslash) | Cycle through the Scene view Camera orientations in this order: orthographic X -> orthographic Y -> orthographic Z -> perspective (free) -> orthographic X (again). ![]() |
These shortcuts are only available when the Scene view is active.
