Is there any way to make 'stroke path' a keyboard shortcut in photoshop cs6?

[Guest]

because it would make things easier.

It's a right click command when using the pen tool and instead of doing that every. single. time...

it would be easier to just make a keyboard short cut but im not sure how to assign shortcuts to right click commands. is this possible?

[Ronald Keller]

Keyboard shortcuts > Panel menus

[Jeff Arola]

If you have one of the painting tools selected and the path active you can also just press the enter/return key

to stroke the path without a dialog box. (it uses your last setting for simulate pressure and uses the the paint tool you have selected to stroke the path)

[Lorentzyeung]

THanks for the advise, but when i have a path, and try the Enter/return key, the path isn't stroked , why is that?

[Lorentzyeung]

Oh, I got it , I used Ronald Keller's method.

thanks guys!

[georgeb70430555]

Thank you so much for this info. I jumped online to see if I could stroke path without the confirmation box coming up every time this does help but having to make the path with pen tool, then switch to brush with B then hit enter to stroke, then back to pen with P. Guess its about as good as I will get. I have two buttons on my intous 3 pen. i had one for stroke path and one for delete path, but it was asking to to confirm pen pressure every time. Thanks very much!!

[Jeff Arola]

You could record a Stroke Path action, assign a function key and that would skip the dialog.

or

Use a script put into the Photoshop>Scripts folder and assign a keyboard shortcut to the script using the Keyboard shortcuts editor.

[georgeb70430555]

Thanks very much, i will look into that. I had just touched on it the other day and was trying to figure it out. 

[richardb60414725]

I set F11 in photoshop to stroke path and then used a piece of free software called X-mouse button control [ link removed by moderator ] to set command of F11+RETURN on a side button giving me instant stoke at the press of a spare mouse button. NOTE: the site is there adobe added a — at the end just backspace the URL and remove the —