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Re: Can't publish my custom feature

Thanks, that seems to have done the trick! The problem was I was using the shortcut the second time.

damian_crosby

Re: Combine outlines of object into new shape and then extrude?

https://cad.onshape.com/help/Content/sketch-tools-use.htm

Matt_Shields

Re: Enter to confirm is inconsistent.

https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/comment/119891#Comment_119891

@eric_pesty Thanks! Agreed. I launch main features from the sketch directly with an Azeron Cyborg II. Unfortunately, 80 percent of my Sketch time is Edit..

@_anton You've read my mind as I went to reply to eric. A "Confirm Sketch" hotkey would solve this. Bonus points for a "Cancel Sketch" one. SW even had a hotkey to edit the feature or sketch that I clicked on in the graphics window (but I wont push it)

Ill feature request. Didn't want to jump directly to that without some feedback, but here we are!

Benjammann

Re: Enter to confirm is inconsistent.

Feature request submitted.

Benjammann

Re: Enter to confirm is inconsistent.

Indeed, other features can be accepted with enter, but not sketches. For me, it's typically not too painful because the UI interaction is already so mouse-heavy; that said, a shortcut would be nice. Feel free to post an improvement request.

_anton

Re: Enter to confirm is inconsistent.

Yes, it's a bit annoying, although "enter" is used to confirm auto-dimensions so I would probably end up accepting sketches by mistake if it also did that…
Depending on your workflows, you may not actually have to "accept" as launching a new command "auto-accepts", so if you are going to do an extrude or revolve or whatever, you can just launch that command without accepting the sketch first.