I'm older than I used to be. A long time ago, I used AutoCAD and maintained a quick speed, thanks in large part to custom key-ins. Most of my AutoCAD key-ins were just a single letter, which Revit is not %100 thrilled with. Revit will play ball with a single letter key-in if you delete every other key-in that starts with that same letter.
So, here are the key-ins I created for myself that maybe no one else will ever care about, and the classic AutoCAD commands they remind me of.
A Align
B Split Element (Break)
C Copy (Copy)
D Duct
E Delete (Erase)
F Trim/Extend (Fillet)
G Group
H Filled Region (Boundary Hatch)
I Link Revit (Insert)
KS Keyboard Shortcuts
L Detail Line (Line)
M Mirror (Mirror)
O Offset (Offset)
P Pipe
Q Synchronize (Quick Save)
RC Revision Cloud
RP Reference Plane
T Trim/Extend (Trim)
X Ungroup (Explode... yeah, I know)
Do yourself a favor though, type KS, and customize your own key-ins.
2 comments:
You are not so old Todd. I did this years ago with the shortcuts. I made my Revit match my ACAD since I use both at the same time all day.
I use two of same letter for some commands:
qq block count
rr refresh
tt trim
f fillet, and so on... I have in an excel spreadsheet over 100...
Thank you
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