Deswik Keyboard Shortcuts Access

When building wireframes, design solids, or processing underground/open-pit mining shapes, these shortcuts optimize your processing speed. Wireframing and Surfaces

Select from the dropdown menu, then click on the Keyboard tab.

: Select Connected Entities (perfect for selecting a single stope or tunnel branch). Ctrl + Click : Add to selection. Shift + Click : Remove from selection.

Furthermore, Deswik’s default shortcuts are logically grouped to mirror industry standards (AutoCAD for drawing, Windows for file management), reducing the learning curve significantly. deswik keyboard shortcuts

: Tilt the 3D camera view looking downward.

: Force a complete recalculation of the interactive schedule tasks.

: Initialize the copy command for shapes, lines, or points. Ctrl + Click : Add to selection

Which do you use most? (e.g., Deswik.CAD, Deswik.Sched, Deswik.IS)

to match your workflow or prior experience with other CAD software. Core Navigation & View Shortcuts

Deswik understands that every mining engineer works differently. You can remap any command. : Tilt the 3D camera view looking downward

: Browse the list of available commands (e.g., Draw Polyline, Connect, Break). Assign Key : Click the ellipse button next to the shortcut value. : Press the desired key (e.g., for Draw) or combination (e.g., Save/Apply : Confirm the change to update your interface. 3. Recommended User-Defined Shortcuts

In Deswik, context is everything. Many shortcuts change function depending on whether you are in , Section View , or 3D View . However, a core set remains universal:

Before diving into complex design commands, mastering basic navigation ensures you can move through large-scale mining models with ease. : Quickly jump to the top of the project tree . Ctrl + End : Jump to the bottom of the project tree .

Using these shortcuts daily will build muscle memory, reduce click rates, and make your engineering workflows significantly more fluid. To help customize your setup, tell me: Which do you use most? (CAD, Sched, IS, etc.) What specific design task takes up most of your time?