Creo Mapkey Os Script: Example

: Use double backslashes ( \\ ) in the file path to ensure Creo correctly parses the directory separators. Example 2: Opening a Project Folder on a Server

If you want to run a Windows batch script (e.g., C:\scripts\cleanup.bat ) via a mapkey shortcut like cc , the configuration line in your config.pro would look like this:

If CreoAsyncConnection.IsConnected Then Set CreoSession = CreoAsyncConnection.Session creo mapkey os script example

REM Create dated folder (YYYY-MM-DD) set TODAY=%DATE:~10,4%-%DATE:~4,2%-%DATE:~7,2% set TARGET_DIR=C:\STEP_ARCHIVE%TODAY%

Sometimes you need to run tasks silently or run modern scripts like PowerShell. Because Windows blocks unsigned PowerShell scripts by default, you must pass an execution policy bypass parameter through the mapkey. : Use double backslashes ( \\ ) in

: If a script fails silently, temporarily change start "" to start /wait or remove @echo off from your batch file to keep the command window open so you can read the error messages. If you want to tailor this automation further, tell me:

Inside your Mapkey, use ~ Command ProCmdUtilSystem system("echo %CURRENT_MODEL% > C:\temp\var.txt") ; : If a script fails silently, temporarily change

Add this line to your config.pro file. The shortcut keys to trigger this macro are .