I have a script that only requires selecting an element, and I use it many times throughout the day. I know I can run it from the player, but I was wondering if it’s possible to assign it a keyboard shortcut.
Anything is possible, but depending on what the Dynamo graph does you might be better off converting it to a new means of execution (i.e. an add-in) as the speed via player will likely match the speed via keybinding.
Hi @yinodo2737 ,
It’s been a while since I worked specifically on this, if I remember correctly, using PyRevit you can also add buttons that directly point at Dynamo graphs, and (if I remember correctly here as well) you can make those also have key binds.
But maybe this is a bit of a convoluted way to do this. Yet, I am 100% sure that what you’re asking is possible, except I cannot give you a good direction, but if you Google it/ search on the forum I’m pretty sure you’ll figure out a way.
yeah and if i remember and probably wrong Orchestra have that option as well where we can create hotkeys,ps havent check right now so…
Ah yea likely Orchestra instead of PyRevit 
Yes, I’ve used Orchestra for Dynamo, and it does allow you to assign keyboard shortcuts to specific scripts, which is very useful. However, it’s a paid solution.
Alternatively, I would recommend pyRevit, which is free and also provides flexible options for running scripts, including custom buttons and shortcuts.
but for sure possible one way or another…as we say 
I don’t think anyone should be recommending this tool until the IronPython2 component is complete removed. You’re putting a lot of risk into the environment otherwise.