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Creo Mapkey Os Script Example · Pro & Deluxe
A Mapkey is a recorded sequence of Creo commands that can be replayed with a single keystroke or button click. They are stored in a config.pro file.
A basic Mapkey structure:
mapkey $F2 @MAPKEY_LABELExport STEP;~ Command `ProCmdModelSaveAs` ;\
~ Select `file_saveas` `type_option` 1 `STEP`;\
~ Command `ProCmdFileSave` ;
Limitation: Mapkeys cannot perform logical operations (IF/THEN/ELSE), loop, or access system information (date, file count, external databases). creo mapkey os script example
bom_file = sys.argv[1] if not os.path.exists(bom_file): sys.exit(1)
A Mapkey in Creo Parametric is a keyboard macro that records a sequence of commands. While standard mapkeys automate clicks inside the software, OS Script mapkeys allow Creo to interact with the Windows Operating System (or Linux/Unix). A Mapkey is a recorded sequence of Creo
This enables you to:
A Mapkey records your keystrokes, menu picks, and mouse clicks within the Creo interface. When you press a shortcut (e.g., F2 or Ctrl+D), Creo replays those commands instantly. A Mapkey records your keystrokes, menu picks, and
Why add an OS Script? Native Mapkeys cannot:
By calling an OS script, a Mapkey bridges the gap between Creo’s internal API and your Windows/Linux file system.