Keyboard Shortcuts - bcssov/IronyModManager GitHub Wiki

Irony provides a wide range of keyboard shortcuts to speed up navigation, conflict resolution, and mod ordering.
Shortcuts react to the currently active window and often to the hovered item.

1. Main Screen

Collection Mods Area

Shortcuts apply to the mod currently hovered or selected in the Collection Mods list.

Hotkey	Action
`CTRL` + `UP`	Move mod up
`CTRL` + `DOWN`	Move mod down
`CTRL` + `SHIFT` + `UP`	Move mod to top
`CTRL` + `SHIFT` + `DOWN`	Move mod to bottom
`CTRL` + `Z`	Undo last change
`CTRL` + `Y`	Redo undone change

* Movement operations update the collection order immediately.

2. Conflict Solver

These shortcuts apply inside the Conflict Solver, including the Merge Viewer.

Navigation

Hotkey	Action
`CTRL` + `UP`	Jump to previous conflict
`CTRL` + `DOWN`	Jump to next conflict
`CTRL` + `LEFT`	Previous conflict (skip empty/imaginary lines)
`CTRL` + `RIGHT`	Next conflict (skip empty/imaginary lines)
`SHIFT` + `UP`	Select next conflict in the tree
`SHIFT` + `DOWN`	Select previous conflict in the tree
`CTRL` + `SHIFT` + `UP`	Scroll Merge Viewer up
`CTRL` + `SHIFT` + `DOWN`	Scroll Merge Viewer down

Definition Selection (Merge Viewer)

Hotkey	Action
`CTRL` + `1–0`	Select definition for the left side (1 = first definition)
`CTRL` + `SHIFT` + `1–0`	Select definition for the right side (1 = first definition)

Conflict Actions

Hotkey	Action
`CTRL` + `I`	Ignore conflict
`CTRL` + `R`	Resolve conflict
`CTRL` + `E`	Enter edit mode for the virtual definition
`CTRL` + `X`	Launch external editor (if configured)

Text / Block Copy Actions

Hotkey	Action
`CTRL` + `T`	Copy text from the left side
`CTRL` + `SHIFT` + `T`	Copy text from the right side
`CTRL` + `C`	Copy selected block (“Copy This”)
`CTRL` + `V`	Insert block before selected line
`CTRL` + `B`	Insert block after selected line

Conflict Solver Undo / Redo

Hotkey	Action
`CTRL` + `Z`	Undo
`CTRL` + `Y`	Redo

Summary

Irony’s keyboard shortcuts are designed to streamline mod ordering, conflict navigation, and merge editing.
Learning just a handful of these dramatically speeds up workflow — especially when resolving a large number of conflicts.