Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts

You can modify standard keyboard shortcuts and define shortcuts for additional functions.

This task shows you how to:

Modify a Keyboard Shortcut

In the ..\win_b64\resources\IASXml directory, create a copy of the IASShortcut.xml file and rename it to UserShortCut.xml.
In the UserShortCut.xml file, remove the language-specific keyboard layout sections you do not need.
To change a shortcut, change the character in the <KeyCode ID="X" /> line in the IASFunction xml tag.
Add a line <Modifier ID="ALT" /> or <Modifier ID="SHIFT" /> to define a shortcut to be used with Alt or Shift key.

Function IDs are available for the following additional functions:

CornerPointSnap:
FilterSurfaceCurve: Enables or disables the Surface Curve Filter temporarily.
FilterSurfaceCurvePermanent: Enables or disables the Surface Curve Filter permanently.
Filter3dCurve: Enables or disables the 3D Curves Filter temporarily.
Filter3dCurvePermanent: Enables or disables the 3D Curves Filter permanently.
FeatureElementMode: Enables or disables the Feature Element Filter temporarily.
FeatureElementModePermanent: Enables or disables the Feature Element Filter permanently.
FilterOrder: Enables or disables the Order Filter temporarily.
FilterCPPermanent: Enables or disables the Control Points Filter permanently.
CrownMenu2: Defines a shortcut for a second set of crown menus.
CrownMenu3: Defines a shortcut for a third set of crown menus.

In the UserShortCut.xml file, add a new entry, for example to define a permanent shortcut for Control Points Filter .
```
<IASFunction ID="FilterCPPermanent"> 
	<KeyCode ID="P" /> 
</IASFunction> 
```
At the end of the UserShortCut.xml file, comment out the corresponding ID.