Rhino center of gravity operation command shortcut key

Rhino command input shortcut keys will not be recognized.

No shortcut keys are set.

First of all, if we want to set a shortcut key, we need to know the command name of the function corresponding to the shortcut key we want to set. For example, the chamfering command is FilletEdge. As long as we enter FilletEdge in the command bar, the software will execute the chamfering command. So, how do you know what the instructions of each function are? Here are two ways to introduce you. First of all, after we use the tool, the command prompt bar will have our operation record, and the command name of this tool will be displayed here. Let's take the chamfering tool as an example. Or we can press F2 to call up the instruction history, or we can see the record of the operation and find the instruction name of the corresponding function. The second method is that we find the icon of the function we want to set, hold down the shift key and click the right mouse button, and the dialog box of the button editor will pop up, where we can see the instructions corresponding to this function. With the command name, we can set a simple shortcut key to correspond to this command. For example, we use the F key to correspond to the command of the chamfering tool. Every time we press the F key and press the Enter key, we can execute the chamfering command. After copying the command name, we open the settings and find the alias. Here we choose to add, then fill in the shortcut key we set, and then paste the corresponding instruction code and confirm.

Common shortcut keys; Ctrl+N Create a new document Ctrl+O Open file Ctrl+S Save file Ctrl+P Print settings Ctrl+Z Cancel Ctrl+Y Repeat Ctrl+A Select all objects Ctrl+X Clip Ctrl+C Copy to clipboard Ctrl+v.