Purpose: Creates a new drawing, sets format, adds general view, and sets scale.
Permissions: Ensure the user running Creo has "Execute" permissions for the batch file or Python script being called. creo mapkey os script example
Running a script that zips or moves exported PDFs/STEP files to a specific release folder. Workflow Integration: Creo Mapkey Example Purpose: Creates a new drawing,
mapkey bkp @MAPKEY_NAMEBackup Script;@MAPKEY_LABELRun Backup Batch File;\ @SYSTEMstart /min C:\\scripts\\backup_model.bat; Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Components of the OS Script Mapkey To Define a Mapkey - PTC Support Portal Press the assigned keyboard shortcut ( Ctrl+Shift+N )
@echo off
set file_path=%1
:: Strip quotes if they exist
set file_path=%file_path:"=%
Standard Mapkeys record internal Creo commands. An OS Script Mapkey, however, sends a command directly to your Windows Command Prompt (CMD) or Linux Shell. This allows you to automate file management, sync with PDM systems, or open third-party analysis tools without leaving your workspace. Step-by-Step: Creating an OS Script Mapkey
- You can customize the script to perform more complex tasks, such as creating a new assembly or drawing.
- You can also use other programming languages, such as JavaScript or Python, to write the OS Script.
- To debug the script, you can use the Script Editor's built-in debugger.