Hi,
Was just wondering what you kind of shortcut commands you guys use that you think is absolutely necessary for you to work. Would be intresting to get a peek at how other people work, macros, keybinds etc..
I'll start, I work with Electrical planning, more specific Electrical "Security" planning, this is my 100% necessary binds:
I use Mousebutton 5 for "^C^C_Line" command.
CTRL+E = Copy
CTRL+C = Copyclip
CTRL+R = Match Properties
CTRL+G = Trim
CTRL+F = Fillet
M1 (Macrobutton 1 Keyboard) = Layer
M2 = Properties
M3 = Macro for changing all objects on drawing to color set "ByLayer".
These are my most used binds that I use frequently and without them I would be working half-speed.
What are yours?
Regards
I use CTL-Shift-C for copybase more than simply CTL-C inside AutoCAD, and of course Ctl-V for paste. Aside from that, it's all of the one or two key command shortcuts, such as F for fillet...
OOTB keyboard combos here, stock as well as custom single or double letter shortcuts for commands: I avoid using a mouse with custom buttons or specialty keyboards since I am a multi-software user (not just CAD, there is Sketchup, Photoshop, MSOffice and so on) and use multiple devices (laptops for presentations, touch-screen for site work, desktop at the office etc.) and the last thing I need is to be crippled because "I don't have something" or have a button do something in one app and another or nothing somewhere else (how many of you hit Z to zoom in a Word/PDF document, fess up).
If all you do is one application all day long, and constant repetitive key/core commands, all on one PC, your approach is on par with what it takes to be efficient.
About the only time I touch the keyboard is to enter an Osnap or vector.
(Oh and to type this note.)
Regards, Charles Shade
CSHADEDESIGN | AUTOCAD LT | LT-KB | DYNAMIC BLOCKS
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Seems the ol'schoolers prefer to use the Acad standard setup . I've worked with Autocad for about 2-3years and for me it's all about shortcuts and macros. Any other "Newschool" here or I'm I alone?
Both.
Whet my feet with R10 in '89
Started LT in '94
This is my current "top" Ribbon Tab:
Lots of modification and embedded Macros. Don't stay in one place if you don't want to.
Regards, Charles Shade
CSHADEDESIGN | AUTOCAD LT | LT-KB | DYNAMIC BLOCKS
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Your assumptions are way off my friend, perhaps your original post was not what you really meant to ask...
http://ltisacad.blogspot.com/2012/02/customizing-lt-start-with-ribbon.html