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7-Bedrock
January 28, 2025

I tried this but that doesn't work either.

It still works when created but after restart nothing happens. It select  but it doesn't change the color

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24-Ruby III
January 28, 2025

Hi,

my suggestion ... create two mapkeys:

  1. mapkey which selects threads
  2. mapkey which assigns color to selected threads

This mapkey splitting enables you to find out what part of your original mapkey does not work.

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7-Bedrock
January 28, 2025

I tried this but that doesn't work either.

It still works when created but after restart nothing happens. It select  but it doesn't change the color

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24-Ruby III
January 28, 2025

Hi,

so mapkey 1 (select) works well and mapkey 2 (assign color) does not work work...

I guess Creo did not recorded mapkey 2 properly. Maybe you can compare code written into trail file with code recorded in mapkey. Code written into trail file can contain something extra.

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kdirth
21-Topaz I
January 28, 2025

What version of Creo are you using?

 

Creo 11 introduced a separate mapkey file (mapkey.pro).  Prior to that, mapkeys were added to the config.pro file in your start directory.  If your mapkey is only in the Color_thread,pro file that you shared, you will need to load that file every time you start Creo.

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7-Bedrock
January 28, 2025

Ah now I understand.
We are indeed working with Creo 11. so I have to save the mapkey.pro in the same folder as where the config.pro is located

 

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24-Ruby III
January 28, 2025