Reference guide - Settings

Keyboard shortcuts

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SettingsKeyboard


For convenience reasons there are several commands and interactions that can be started directly with a combination of keyboard keys. With this command the Keyboard shortcuts are defined. Some of them are predefined by the software and have fixed key combinations, others are open for users to set their preferred keyboard shortcut.


The command opens a window with all keyboard shortcuts.


Keyboard_1_223


The global interaction with this window:


Keyboard_2

Search

Searches in the list for the inserted short cut name.

Show

Show all

Shows the full list of all available definitions. Pressing the button a second time reduces the list back to the start-up display.

Reload

Reset

Resets all short cuts back to the system default values.


The editable short cuts can be modified by picking it in the window. The current short cut is then removed. By simply typing the preferred short cut on the keyboard will set the new combination, but only if still available.


When the entered short cut cannot be resolved, it will be marked with a red rectangle and a warning appears. Like in the example below.


Keyboard_4


Each editable short cut can be reset individually to its system default with the small local Reset button that is located behind the short cut.

 

 

Available shortcuts



Command or Interaction

Shortcut

General commands

(partially fixed)

Next workbench function

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_Tab

Previous workbench function

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_Shift + KeyboardButton_Tab

Apply changes

KeyboardButton_Enter

Cancel changes

KeyboardButton_Esc

Copy

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_C

Paste

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_V

Undo

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_Z

Redo

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_Y

Open user manual

KeyboardButton_F1

Open pie menu

KeyboardButton_F2

Open file

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_O

Add existing objects

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_A

Save document

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_S

Mode commands

(fixed)

Normal mode

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_1

Geometry mode

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_2

Drag & snap mode

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_3

Collision groups mode

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_4

Swept volume mode

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_5

Interaction mode

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_6

Measurement

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_7

OLP Commands

(editable)

Toggle recomputation mode

KeyboardButton_Alt + KeyboardButton_R

Manual program recomputation

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_R

Recompute all controllers


Recompute active controller


Reset config and turn behaviors


Insert before


Insert after


Create and edit events

KeyboardButton_Alt + KeyboardButton_E

Display attribute names

KeyboardButton_F5

Reposition workpiece adapter

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_W

Step commands

(fixed)

Back

KeyboardButton_Left

Jump back

KeyboardButton_Down

Forward

KeyboardButton_Right

Jump forward

KeyboardButton_Up

View Commands

(editable)

 

Visualization filters

KeyboardButton_V

Fit all on screen

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_I

Take a screen shot

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + KeyboardButton_B

Zoom in

KeyboardButton_plus

Zoom out

KeyboardButton_minus

Display the quality on the 3D toolpath

KeyboardButton_Q

Back view

Numpad KeyboardButton_8

Bottom view

KeyboardButton_Ctrl + Numpad KeyboardButton_5

Front view

Numpad KeyboardButton_2

Left view

Numpad KeyboardButton_4

Right view

Numpad KeyboardButton_6

Top view

Numpad KeyboardButton_5

Isometric symmetrical

Numpad KeyboardButton_1

Isometric asymmetrical


Trimetric symmetrical


Trimetric asymmetrical


Dimetric symmetrical


Dimetric asymmetrical


 


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