I have added some CTRL+SHIFT+… keyboard shortcuts (SU 2017) via Preferences-Shortcuts box. They seem to cause a conflict with other piece of software.
I CANNOT get rid of them. Cannot remove them neither by using ‘-’ box nor Rest All button. They keep reappearing once Su opens.
Please assist. Thank you in advance for your prompt response and the solution.
Have you installed SketchUp as an administrator ? If in doubt, right click on the downloaded installer , and choose run as administrator . When prompted you can choose repair.
Thank you.
Alas neither way works.
While removing them using ‘-’ button or Reset All they disappear from the box but once RESTARTING SU they are still THERE.
I have tried the same operation several times - always the same results - they keep appear in Shortcuts box.
I was wondering whether there is a clever and secure way to delete them from registry?
Yes, I have I can add and remove different keys but the same CTRL+SHIFT+E (zoom ext) and CRTL+SHIFT+W (zoom windows) are stubbornly persistent in keeping their position there.
I have searched registry, cannot find any preference location/values there.
Oh, thank you. Very precious remark.
It explains a lot. Than is why they reappear once SU restarted.
Silly of me.
The very beginning of the problem has been once I have noticed that after some shortcut manipulation (see below) the functionality of SPACEBAR + SHIFT + W (and UpArrow) has stopped working with Lumion.
Prior to that issue I had assigned CTRL+SHIFT+W and E, CTRL+SHIFT+P to a Logitech MX mouse buttons.
As far as I recall this has been my only change I have made.
Should it be any Windows hotkey conflict?
Same keyboard disfunction I have got with Alienware Macro keys working with Lumion.
In this case the macro keys SPACEBAR+SHIFT and SHIFT do not work.
Once more thank you very much for your valuable explanation.
sorry to keep throwing out low tech solutions, but I like to cover bases as best I can.
Are you positive that the keyboard key actually works at all? Maybe that shift key is broken? Also, if you have a special non-standard windows keyboard, are there drivers for it?
If you believe that there is something running that is intercepting the key strokes, you could try rebooting in to safe mode to see if it’s still an issue.
If the problem exists at all, even in one situation, without SketchUp being involved… it most likely isn’t SketchUp. Another solution could be to try using another keyboard. Again, just to rule out anything simple.
If it is only happening inside of SketchUp, then try disabling all extensions and try to reproduce the issue. If it still happens, try an older version of SketchUp that you know works.