Autodesk 663B1-05A111-1001 User Guide - Page 371

13 | Basics Windows and Editors Reference > Hotkey editor Restore Defaults Returns all hotkey assignments to their "factory defaults" (the original commands they were assigned to when Maya was installed). Assign New Hotkey Key Type a keyboard symbol in the text box, or use the pull-down list next to the text box to select other keys. If you type an upper-case letter in the text box, Maya requires you to type the letter with the shift key to activate the hotkey. Modifier Select a modifier to add to the key. Direction Select when the command activates: when you press the key down, or when you let the key back up (release). Add to Recent Commands List Select whether Maya should add the command to the Recent Commands list (Edit > Recent Commands) when you activate the hotkey. Edit area New Create a new user-defined command which you can then assign to a hotkey. Edit Edit the selected user-defined command in the Commands list. Delete Delete the selected user-defined command in the Commands list. Name The name of the selected command. Description A description of the command's purpose and effect. Category The category in which the command appears (in the Categories list box). Command The script that runs when the command is activated. Basics 371