Hi and welcome to the forum! Try View tab/User Interface/Keyboard Shortcuts

Thanks, but I know where to access the KeyBoard Shortcuts on the menu. What I'm trying to find out is what to use or where to go to generate a macro that instead of having to drill down into sub menu and more sub menu's to get to something.

Is there a Revit (AutoLISP), for the lack of words.

Dynamo or create your own Add-in..

Great, thanks.

I still run an autohotkey script to combine several Revit keyboard shortcuts into one (WT&ZA for example).
You say you want 'more than keyboard shortcuts' yet you only mention having to drill down 2/3 levels with your mouse, for what? To get to a button that could have a KS applied to it?

edit, now I've read the thread properly lol, as Michael said, Dynamo or macros. For simple Revit/Windows commands, to automate dialogue etc, thats what I use autohotkey for.

OK, for example, I like to use the 'View-Specific Element Graphics' dialog to make things halftone. Pick Item/Right click/Override Graphics in View/By Element.

What is 'AutoHotKey'?

Element halftone = EOH. It might even been a default shortcut.

https://autohotkey.com

If there are any shortcut whizzes reading this, Is there a shortcut to jump straight to editing the template that is applied to the active view? That drives me NUTS - when I just need to tweak some visibility, i hit VG and, oh, it's a template in this view. Select the view, go click on the template that is applied, etc. If you bring up the templates window (VT I think?) it doesn't pre-select the one you're looking at. It's such an annoyance, like many UI quirks in Revit that the programmers don't give a crap about.

That being said, to the original poster, have you thought about getting an extra numpad or a macro board like an XKeys XK-24? Or a left-handed gaming/macro board? I haven't taken the plunge yet myself, but it's tempting.

I'm slowly gaining more appreciation for the fact that anything in the ribbon can get a hotkey applied to it, including Add-ins. I share the frustration with the amount of mousing-around that needs to be done. Error messages are especially ingratiating - half the time I don't care what it says because I'm just trying to do some design work for a project that may never see the light of day, and it makes the design/modelling process painfully slow at times.

If you're using VT to open the manage view templates dialogue then yeah, the one applied to a preselected view won't be highlighted. Pressing the view template button in your view properties will work though.
I've tried a few gaming keyboards and pads but they've never really worked out for me, others on this forum successfully use X keys. There's even a radial menu written with Autohotkey if you're feeling adventurous.
But I can get to 99% of my often used commands with a regular keyboard, with the most constantly used commands set to single keystrokes, move=1, copy=2, align=3...etc.
I learnt early on to read the Revit warnings and it's taught me a lot about how Revit works (and doesn't work).