Add alternative shortcut for Align Transform to View in the 3D editor #93675
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The new shortcut is Ctrl + Alt + Numpad 0 and is the one listed in the 3D viewport's Perspective menu (since PopupMenu accelerators display the first shortcut only). This shortcut matches Blender and avoids conflicts with the GeForce Experience overlay, which defaults to Ctrl + Alt + M. Ctrl + Alt + M is still defined as an alternative default, so that existing workflows are not impacted.
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The new shortcut is Ctrl + Alt + Numpad 0 and is the one listed in the 3D viewport's Perspective menu (since PopupMenu accelerators display the first shortcut only). This shortcut matches Blender and avoids conflicts with the GeForce Experience overlay, which defaults to Ctrl + Alt + M.
Ctrl + Alt + M is still defined as an alternative default, so that existing workflows are not impacted.