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Assigning buttons.

autodeskguest

I don't know why I haven't done this before, I've got a G11 keyboard with 18 extra buttons

to the left of the keyboard, I noticed it's alot more comfortable than reaching for the F-keys.

I've got the keys assigned to all commands I use except the middle mousebutton feature,

what is the command middle mouse button use?

I can of course just assign a key to Layer 1 and another to Layer 16, but I really want the same key

being able to switch back and forth...

Does anyone know?

 

Cheers

//Greg.

 

 

 

  • Ash wrote on Wed, 17 February 2010 13:43

    what is the command middle mouse button use?

     

    I think it's CHANGE LAYER.

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    "Greg" <ash_4@gravitywell.org> wrote in message

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    I don't know why I haven't done this before, I've got a G11 keyboard with

    18 extra buttons

    to the left of the keyboard, I noticed it's alot more comfortable than

    reaching for the F-keys.

    I've got the keys assigned to all commands I use except the middle

    mousebutton feature,

    what is the command middle mouse button use?

    I can of course just assign a key to Layer 1 and another to Layer 16, but

    I really want the same key

    being able to switch back and forth...

    Does anyone know?

     

    Cheers

    //Greg.

     

     

    As I see it you will need to assign the key to run a small ULP that toggles

    the active layer between layer 1 and 16.

    The command to change the layer while routing is LAYER #. If you use CHANGE

    LAYER # it will terminate the routing which is not what you want.

     

    Warren

     

     

     

     

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    As I see it you will need to assign the key to run a small ULP that

    toggles

    the active layer between layer 1 and 16.

    The command to change the layer while routing is LAYER #. If you use

    CHANGE

    LAYER # it will terminate the routing which is not what you want.

     

    Warren

     

    Woops! A ULP will not be useful while routing as running it will terminate

    the routing.