Define tool palette in autocad windows#

Other shortcuts may be defined as user keys in the ACCELERATORS section of your AutoCAD menu.

Define tool palette in autocad windows#

Of course all the Windows shortcut keys remain active as well (Ctrl+Tab, Ctrl+F3, Ctrl+F6 etc.). Shift+space cycles selection of overlapping objects in 2D (2007+)ĬTRL+space cycles selection of overlapping sub-objects in 3D (2007+)ĬTRL+ALT extrudes the selected region into 3D - PRESSPULL (2007-2009)ĬTRL+SHIFT+letter goes to the property in the Properties windowĪLT+down arrow opens a list in the Properties windowĪLT+up arrow closes a list in the Properties window Shift+F5 subselection mode (history in compound objects)ĬTRL+mouse cycles selection of overlapping objects (till 2006) Shift+W starts SteeringWheel (A2009+, fixed) Shift+) switches object tracing mode (2007+) Shift+- switches dynamic UCS mode (2007+) SHIFT (on object selection) removes objectsĬtrl+4 displays Sheet Set Manager, or Content Manager (2005+, ADT2004)Ĭtrl+5 displays Info Palette, or Project Navigator (2005-2007, ADT2004)Ĭtrl+Shift+A toggles group selection (group/single)Ĭtrl+D toggles coordinates display (dynamic UCS, till 2009)Ĭtrl+Shift+E pull a region to 3D (PRESSPULL, since 2010)Ĭtrl+H toggles Pickstyle (group and hatch selection)Ĭtrl+Shift+H toggles Palettes display (2009+)Ĭtrl+I toggles coordinate display (2009+)Ĭtrl+Shift+L adds previously selected objects (2013+)Ĭtrl+Shift+P toggles Quick Properties display (2009+)Ĭtrl+PgDn switches to the next layout (2004+)Ĭtrl+PgUp switches to the previous layout (2004+)Ĭtrl+Home switches to the start tab (2016+) The command simply reads in the contents of the 'script' file and prints the contents to the command-line. Lines 334-363 simulate the execution of a script, so that when our tool palette is used, something happens. This function is called from the above LISP function.

The standard AutoCAD menu (MNU/MNS/ CUI) defines the following hotkeys:į2 displays text window (Ctrl+F2 since 2014)į6 toggles DUCS (switches coordinate display, till A2006) Lines 243-332 define a function to create an item on our tool palette.