You can use a mouse gesture as a shortcut to execute a command, similar to a keyboard shortcut. Once you learn command mappings, you can use mouse gestures to invoke mapped commands quickly.
To activate a mouse gesture, from the graphics area, right-drag in one of four directions: up, down, left or right.
When you right-drag, a guide appears, showing the command mappings for the gesture directions. The guide highlights the command you are about to select.
To cancel a mouse gesture, release the mouse within the mouse gesture guide.
Drawings Guide With Eight Gestures
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Assemblies Guide with Four Gestures
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You can customize up to eight gestures each, for drawings, assemblies, parts, and sketches.
To view or edit the current mouse gesture assignments, click . From the Customize dialog box, select the Mouse Gestures tab.
To use mouse gestures with assemblies, right-drag in the graphics area away from components to avoid component rotation or press
Alt + right-drag.