Canvas

The design surface: navigation, selection, transform, snapping and ordering.

The right-click menu on the canvas.

Right-click a component, or inside the selection, for its context menu; the context-menu key or Shift + F10 opens it from the keyboard. The header names what it acts on — a component and its type, a group, or a count. Entries that have a shortcut show the key from your shortcut profile and do exactly what the key does, so Delete still asks first when Settings › General › Confirm before deleting is on.

EntryWhen it appearsWhat it does
Edit TextOne text the canvas can edit (not bound, not locked)Edits it in place, as a double-click does.
Rename…One componentRenames it; its id, which bindings point at, stays. A name another item next to it already has is refused.
Cut · CopyOne componentCopy takes one component, as Ctrl / Cmd + C does. Cut is off for a locked one.
Paste · Paste in PlaceAlways (off until something is copied)Paste lands where you right-clicked.
Hide / Show · Lock / UnlockAlwaysToggles; a right-clicked locked item can be unlocked here.
Arrange ▸AlwaysBring to Front, Bring Forward, Send Backward, Send to Back.
GroupTwo or more components that are not one groupGroups them.
UngroupThe selection is one whole groupDissolves the group.
Add to Group ▸Other groups exist on the sceneAdds the selection to one of them.
Remove from GroupPart of a group is selectedTakes the selection out of it.
Move to Scene ▸Another scene of the same kind existsMoves the selection there.
Play Animation ▸A workflow targets the component or groupPlays it to program.
Delete · Delete GroupAlways · inside a groupDeletes the components (not locked ones), or the group.

Entries marked ▸ open a list in place of the menu; Back or ← returns. Right-click empty canvas for Paste, Paste in Place, Select All and the zoom commands.

A component's context menu.
A component's context menu.