Plan B: Terraform PC Controls and Hotkeys

by Mike Alexander / Game Guides, General Guides / 11 Feb 2022

Plan B: Terraform is the latest game from Gaddy Games. In it, you will be given a newly-discovered, uninhabitable planet, and tasked with finding a way to make it livable. A tall order to be sure, since what you are presented with is a dusty brown rock.

Utilizing different technologies and techniques, you will experience a highly-detailed, realistic simulation of what it would be like to terraform a planet. Vegetation, precipitation, and temperature are all simulated in real-time making every second and every decision critical to your success.

If you want to build up and terraform a planet from a lifeless rock to a thriving planet with millions of living things on it, you will need to have a solid grasp of the controls. As a resource management, city-building sandbox game, you can only do so much to simplify the game’s controls. In order to have complete mastery of the game, you’re going to need to know what every one of those buttons do.

Thankfully, we have created a Plan B: Terraform keyboard controls and hotkeys guide. This handy resource has everything you’ll need to reach your goal of total terraformation, and all you have to do is keep it on hand for when you need it!

Keyboard Shortcuts

Action: Left Mouse Button

Scroll Up: W or Up Arrow

Scroll Down: S or Down Arrow

Scroll Left: A or Left Arrow

Scroll Right: D or Right Arrow

Scroll (Long Press): Right Mouse Button

Cancel (Short Press): Right Mouse Button

Cancel: Escape

Zoom Out: Page Up

Zoom In: Page Down

Destroy: Delete

Shift Modefier: Left Shift or Right Shift

Select and Duplicate: Middle Mouse Button

Pause: Space

Speed 1: 1

Speed 2: 2

Speed 3: 3

Help: F1

Quick Save: F5

Quick Load: F8

Console: Quote

Confirm: Return

Fullscreen: F11

Hide UI: F10

Select Previous Item: Q or Mouse 3

Select Next Item: E or Mouse 4

Mike Alexander

Mike has been playing video games since he was able to hold a controller, having been fascinated by Sonic 2 on his mom’s Sega Genesis. That fascination and passion for the art form has grown exponentially nearly 30 years later, and he doesn’t see that fading away anytime soon.
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