However, the shortcut still works and you see it if you open Change Keyboard Shortcut. Fusion 360 Quirksīe aware of the following quirks in Fusion 360™.Įven though you've added a shortcut, it might not show up next time you restart Fusion 360™. Hint: You can press the shortcut to trigger the command to be run and make it appear in the recorder. To remove a shortcut, follow the same procedure. Find the command in the menu and click the three dots to assign a shortcut as usual.If you are lucky, the command will now have appeared at the bottom of the AnyShortcut menu.
Click Start recording and then perform the command you want to create a shortcut for. For example, Pick Circle/Arc Tangent does not generate a "Command" and Roll History Marker Here is triggered when clicking rewind in the history, but rewind actually first selects an item and then rolls. * Not all actions in Fusion 360™ result in "Commands" and some commands are not usable on their own. If not stopped, the recording stops automatically after a number of commands, to avoid any performance degradation when the user is not setting up shortcuts. The commands in the menu can then be assigned shortcut keys in the regular way. When enabled, the add-in records the resulting commands of actions that the user performs and collects them in the AnyShortcut menu. Assign shortcuts to them in the usual way. The built-in commands are always visible in the AnyShortcut menu. If you get any problems, please check out the section on Fusion 360 quirks. 
It also has some built-in commands for Fusion 360™ commands that cannot easily be capture and run without some extra tweaking (e.g. AnyShortcut is an Autodesk® Fusion 360™ add-in for easily assigning keyboard shortcuts to commands where it is not usually possible to assign a shortcut*.
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