Creo Mapkey Os Script Example |verified| Jun 2026

Below are practical, functional examples of config.pro mapkey lines using OS commands. Example 1: Run a Windows Batch File ( .bat )

An OS script, short for Operating System script, is a set of instructions that interact with the operating system to perform specific tasks. In the context of Creo Mapkey, an OS script is used to execute a series of commands that interact with the operating system, such as creating directories, copying files, or launching applications. creo mapkey os script example

Below is an example of a mapkey that runs a Windows batch file to back up a file from the current directory. You can add this directly to your config.pro (or mapkeys.pro in Creo 11) using a text editor. Below are practical, functional examples of config

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. Below is an example of a mapkey that

(This triggers an external Python interpreter to run a custom script) Clear the Creo message log: mapkey .cl @SYSTEMdel /q /f *.log;

@echo off python C:\PTC\scripts\dmc.py

print(f"Processed BOM to output_file")