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# Navigating Inside Nodegraph

Reality Hub offers various navigation methods to help you quickly navigate the Nodegraph:

* **Panning**: Right-clicking and dragging the mouse pointer over the Nodegraph view allows panning.
* **Zooming in**: Moving the mouse wheel forward.
* **Zooming out**: Moving the mouse wheel backward.
* **Fit to Screen**: **Fit to Screen** button fits the entire node tree in the Nodegraph view.
* **Filter Box**: A search box to find nodes inside the Nodegraph
* **Selecting**: Left-clicking and dragging the mouse pointer over a node creates a rectangular marquee and selects nodes. Directly clicking on a node will do the identical operation.
* **Deselecting**: Clicking on an empty area inside the Nodegraph view deselects all nodes. Directly clicking on a selected node deselects it. Using `CTRL` + Left-clicking and dragging a mouse pointer over a node or node tree operates a deselecting function.
* **Duplicating**: You can duplicate a single node by right-clicking on it and selecting the Duplicate option.
* **Copy & Paste**: `CTRL + C` and `CTRL + V` reproduces the selected node or a node tree.


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