This script is a favorite for engineers. It saves the current model, then triggers an OS script to copy the file to a backup folder and compress it. Step 1: Create the Windows Batch File ( backup_creo.bat ) First, create a simple script on your C:\scripts\ folder.
I can provide the exact code block for your specific workflow. creo mapkey os script example
: If your file paths contain spaces (e.g., Program Files ), you must wrap the path in triple quotes within the mapkey: """C:\My Scripts\run.bat""" . This script is a favorite for engineers
Add this code to your config.pro file or load it via the Mapkeys dialog. I can provide the exact code block for
Using start /min ensures that the black command prompt window opens "minimized." This prevents a jarring pop-up from interrupting your design workflow. 💡 Advanced Use Cases Open Current Working Directory in Explorer
~ Command 'ProCmdModelSave' ; Before running an OS script that interacts with files, you must ensure the latest version is written to the disk. 2. The @SYSTEM Trigger
This script is a favorite for engineers. It saves the current model, then triggers an OS script to copy the file to a backup folder and compress it. Step 1: Create the Windows Batch File ( backup_creo.bat ) First, create a simple script on your C:\scripts\ folder.
I can provide the exact code block for your specific workflow.
: If your file paths contain spaces (e.g., Program Files ), you must wrap the path in triple quotes within the mapkey: """C:\My Scripts\run.bat""" .
Add this code to your config.pro file or load it via the Mapkeys dialog.
Using start /min ensures that the black command prompt window opens "minimized." This prevents a jarring pop-up from interrupting your design workflow. 💡 Advanced Use Cases Open Current Working Directory in Explorer
~ Command 'ProCmdModelSave' ; Before running an OS script that interacts with files, you must ensure the latest version is written to the disk. 2. The @SYSTEM Trigger