How to use user defined view

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September 1, 2015
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I know how , isometric and trimetric orientation works, but I am little bit confused how to use user defined view, please help me in this

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Best answer by MartinHanak

Adam,

Creo does not enable user to repeat the last command. You can create mapkey for quick access to frequently used commands. The mapkey is launched by typing key sequence on keyboard.

Martin Hanak

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JimTVancouverCa

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Hello Adam,

Can you give a bit more of a scenario you have in mind?

I ask this because in my mind the following captian obvious responses come up in the areas of automating work in Creo

Click the command on the tool bar again?
Learn the deep and surprising capabilities of Patterning? http://learningexchange.ptc.com/tutorials/search?product_id=1&search=pattern
Create a User-Defined Feature (UDF) if appropriate?
Use intent selection to simplify selecting entities. http://learningexchange.ptc.com/tutorial/207/using-intent-selection-to-capture-design-intent
Learn the great ways you can capture design intent to make feature creation much faster and easier to modify.

Best Regards,

- Jim

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akennedy

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Instead of going back to the command again, is there a button to re-select the command. Like you do in autocad when you hit enter after existing a command. I have a programmable mouse and would want to set a button to command it to redo that command if possible. But I do not know of a way to do this yet in CREO 3.0

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JimTVancouverCa

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Hello Adam,

Hm, I don't recall such a command. But the I think it's because: Unlike Autocad, Creo doesn't have a native command line text processor input methodology. It's always been through mouse clicks.

PTC Support indicates REDO but not in the way you're thinking (https://support.ptc.com/appserver/cs/view/solution.jsp?n=CS130804&art_lang=en&posno=3&q=redo&ProductFamily=Creo%20%26%20…)

See example video here. You can see that is related to undoing the last command, then changing your mind and undoing the undo, they call this redo. But it's not like the autocad typed in command 'redo'.

Video Link : 6283

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MartinHanak

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Adam,

Creo does not enable user to repeat the last command. You can create mapkey for quick access to frequently used commands. The mapkey is launched by typing key sequence on keyboard.

Martin Hanak