Just upgraded to sketch 100 on macOS and I really want to use the new command bar feature, however I always keep my hands in the default keyboard position and need to be able to navigate the command results list with ctrl+n, ctrl+p which is the system default (used in spotlight and safari url results etc.).
For some reason ctrl+n works, but ctrl+p doesn’t do anything for me, is this a bug, or do I have some other sort of keyboard conflict?
Hey there!
There might be a conflict of shortcuts here, as the ⌘P (Command-P) shortcut is reserved for the Prototype Preview/Player.
What you can do is:
In the new modal that appears, set it up as such:
And then on Sketch’s preferences pick ⌘P to use as the Shortcut for the Command Bar.
(I just tested this and it works without a hitch!)
Hey Raul, thanks for the reply.
I’m talking about navigating up and down the results in the command bar with the Control (^) key and P and N, not invoking the command bar itself.
It’s a common operating system pattern in macOS to use ctrl p/n to move up and down selections in results lists, see Safari URL bar in macOS and Spotlight results.
OH dang, my bad. I totally misread your message then 
Indeed, these are conflicting Keyboard shortcuts:
You can go ahead and remap these using the guide above, and ⌃P and ⌃N should work as intended. Just tested it after changing the shortcuts above and works without issue!
Let us know how it goes!
