Showing posts with label Toolbars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toolbars. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

Create Custom Toolbars

You can add custom Toolbars to Altium.

To add a Script to a custom toolbar, open the Script, then . . .

Right click on the main menu bar > Select Customize


Select Toolbars > New > Rename















Then select Commands > [Scripts] > Drag the Script to the custom menu.





















Rename the menu button or add an icon if desired.

To add a button to a Custom Toolbar use drag as shown below.
















That's it !

Saturday, April 22, 2017

Toolbar Buttons

When creating your own custom Toolbars you may want to find or create some button faces.

In AD17 Button Faces can be Found at:


C:\Program Files (x86)\Altium\AD17\System\Buttons

















Related Links:

Web Resizer - Scale Images


That's it !

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

AD13 to AD14 - Custom Toolbars

After upgrading from AD13 to AD14 my custom toolbar which I created in AD13 was missing.

To restore my custom toolbar in AD14,  I copied the following three files from AD13 : 

DXP.RAF
DXP.RCS
UserTools.TLT

AD13 Location:
"C:\Users\Your User Name \AppData\Roaming\Altium\AD {xxx . . .}"

AD14 Location:
"C:\Users\Your User Name \AppData\Roaming\Altium\Altium Designer {xxx . . .}"


Tip: Altium must be closed while you copy the files, because the files are over written when a session of Altium is closed.

Just to be safe create copies of the AD14 files before overwriting them.



Thursday, September 19, 2013

Toolbars - Move to Another PC

Refer to Link: Altium Forum Search:

C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\AD {<GUID>}

Where GUID is a long Set of Hex characters.

Use File Search if needed to locate the files shown below on your computer.

Copy the following files and paste it to the same location on your new PC.

DXP.RAF
DXP.RCS
UserTools.TLT 

Altium has to be closed, during this precedure, or else your copied files will be overwritten.

These files are overwritten when Altium is Closed.

If you are frequently updating your Toolbars, then Synctoy can be used to simplify this task.

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Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Create a Custom Toolbar

See Altium Designer - addons: UI customizations

Steps to create a custom Toolbar Command Button to Run a Script.














Right Click on and empty space in the menu bar and select Customize . . .

Select Toolbar Tab and Create a New Toolbar























Select the Commands Tab, then [Custom] then New























For Process Select:  ScriptingSystem:RunScript























Enter the Parameters, Example:

ProjectName=C:\Altium_RJC\Altium_Central\Scripts\Via Soldermask Barrel Relief\Via Soldermask Barrel Relief.PrjScr|ProcName=Via Soldermask Barrel Relief.pas>Start

Enter a Caption and Description.

Select an existing Altium Command Button or Create your own Button.

AD14 Buttons are installed at:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Altium\AD14\System\Buttons"

Drag and Drop The New Command Button to your Custom Toolbar




























You can also easily add a Hot key (keyboard short cut) to any command button or menu  by holding down the Ctrl Key and double clicking the left mouse button.



Example to Export Hyperlynx in AD15