F10?

[b_daddy]

In v9. hitting F10 gave you all the buttons that were assigned to hot keys. Is this in X, if it is where?

 

Thanks

[Guest]

I don't "think" there is a single key for that any longer but this is what I believe you are looking for.

 

MCX Quick Reference Card

 

HTH

 

Also from the MCX Help menu

 

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Mastercam provides both predetermined shortcut keys and the ability to custom assign your own shortcut keys through the Key mapping dialog box.

 

The following list contains most of the default Mastercam shortcut keys:

 

Alt+1 - Top view

 

Alt+2 - Front view

 

Alt+5 - Right side view

 

Alt+7 - Isometric view

 

Alt+A - Save file

 

Alt+A - Autosave

 

Alt+C - Accesses C-Hooks

 

Alt+D - Opens Drafting Options dialog

 

Alt+E - Hides/shows entities

 

Alt+F1 - Fits all geometry to screen

 

Alt+F2 - Unzoom

 

Alt+F4 - Exit file

 

Alt+F8 - Configure

 

Alt+G - Displays screen grid

 

Alt+H - Opens online help

 

Alt+O - Hide/Show Operations Manager

 

Alt+P - Reverts to previous view

 

Alt+S - Shade On/Off

 

Alt+T - Toggles toolpath display

 

Alt+U - Undo Event

 

Alt+X - Sets attributes from selected entity

 

Ctrl+A - Selects all entities

 

Ctrl+C - Copy

 

Ctrl+U - Undo

 

Ctrl+V - Paste

 

Ctrl+X - Cut

 

Ctrl+Y - Redo

 

Ctrl+Z - Undo

 

F1 - Zooms to window

 

F2 - Unzoom

 

F3 - Repaint

 

F4 - Analyze selected entity

 

F5 - Delete selected entities

 

F9 - Display coordinate info

 

Shift+Ctrl+R - Regenerate screen

 

 

 

Note: When you use a keystroke combination of the Alt key plus another key to initiate a Mastercam function, you must hold down the Alt key while pressing the other key. If you press the Alt key, release it, and then press the other key, you may get unintended results. For example, if you hold down the Alt key and press T, it will toggle the toolpath display. However, if you press the Alt key, release it, and then press T, it will open the Toolpaths drop down menu.

 

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[b_daddy]

Thanks jmparis

 

I have that reference card, I guess what I was looking for is after you do some custom key mapping, is there a way to show all the changes you have made without wriiting them down somewhere?

 

Thanks again

[b_daddy]

Thanks jmparis

 

I have that reference card, I guess what I was looking for is after you do some custom key mapping, is there a way to show all the changes you have made without wriiting them down somewhere?

 

Thanks again

[Steve Zirtzman]

bchristilaw,

You can open the Key map file (.KMP) that resides in the CONFIG directory with any text editor. Good question!