A simple tool that provides contextual shortcuts for any application that has defined a keyset.

Extremely easy to implement!

• Provides an easy way to learn shortcuts, should be relevant to any application that works with multiple contexts e.g. Blender, Unreal Engine, Godot.
• Spare the cognitive load of searching (interruption, open web browser, think of query, parse findings).
• Allows people to start using shortcuts right away, instead of when they bother to look them up.

What is a keyset?

It is a file that contains all of your application's contexts, related actions & keybinds defined for each action.

What is a context?

Contexts are like spaces that are meant to contain only the relevant shortcuts, e.g. the user clicks some window that has it's own special shortcuts.

<Keyset>
   <!-- Keys in a keybind are separated by whitespaces. Refer to key-examples.txt for appropriate key names. -->
    <Shortcut context="someContext" shortcut="someCoolShortcutInYourProgram" keybind="CTRL ALT D"/> 
    <Shortcut context="anotherContext" shortcut="anotherCoolShortcut" keybind="CTRL F"/>
</Keyset>

Write to 'cs.txt' from any point in your code in the following format:

YourKeySetName ContextYouWishToUse

So if you had a keyset for Blender & wanted to see shortcuts relevant to a context named 'Sculpting' you would write like so:

BlenderKeyset.xml Sculpting

Now your users don't need to waste time navigating sheets of keyboard shortcuts, it's all contextual!