[Keyboard shortcuts] - Temporary override keys

[Intuos5]

I was wondering, since none of the default temporary override keys (such as "Shift + E" for Endpoint snap) show up in the commands list. How can these commands be duplicated and also be assigned to, lets say, Ctrl + Shift + F1?

[TomBeauford]

Under  [Keyboard shortcuts] - Temporary override keys sort by name

Name: Object Snap Override : Endpoint

Keys: SHIFT+E

Macro 1 (Key Down): ^P'_.osmode 1 $(if,$(eq,$(getvar,osnapoverride),0),'_.osnapoverride 1)

There's already a duplicate of it using SHIFT+P right underneath it but you could add another if you want.

Why?

[Intuos5]

Don't pin me down on the example, not all snaps have duplicates (such as: Extention, Intersection, Parrallel, Perpendicular, Nearest, Quadrant and Tangent). The question remains, how do I add those to have duplicates?

I would like to see which input method I prefer (Autocad's or another system), which is the reason for me wanting duplicating these.

[ВeekeeCZ · Accepted solution]

Well, it's easy to duplicate them. cui/keyboard/temp... RT click Duplicate.

Another issue is the second part of your question... Temp override works while holding a key (-stroke). And that cannot be assigned to your picked Shift+Crtl+F1. However, the regular shortcut (like pressing a key) could be assigned...

So I would suggest to locate "Snap, Endpoint" command with its "endp" macro and assign/re-assign the shortcut you want to have.

[Intuos5]

Ah, thanks I see. I right clicked within the 'Shortcuts' window on the right, which only allows one to delete an entry. I should have checked the 'All customization files' window for the right click > duplicate.

It makes sense to use them as additional shortcuts from a workflow perspective as well, thanks!