Auto Group Command for Make2d

How can I make Rhino work so that when I do a Make2D command it automatically groups the lines for each view individually? Would python be the way to go?

The Make2d command in V6 WIP already has a Group option that Groups each view.
A command macro using the scriptable version of the command should do the trick.

Thanks John,
What do you mean by a command macro, I don’t want to have to wait for V6?

Make2d in V5 does not have the Grouping option.
Make2d in V6 is far better than the tool in V5.

https://wiki.mcneel.com/rhino/basicmacros

Thanks for the Macro Link is there any way I can create an alias command for my Make2d
I get stuck because of the pop up window when you actually choose to do Make2d

I want the command to go something like this

Command: ‘_Make2D
Creating 2d drawing (perspective view)… Press Esc to cancel
’_Group
Creating 2d drawing (top view)… Press Esc to cancel
’_Group
Creating 2d drawing (front view)… Press Esc to cancel
’_Group
Creating 2d drawing (right view)… Press Esc to cancel
’_Group

How do I make this work?

Precede the command name with a hyphen:
"-Make2d"

Run the dash (scriptable) version of the command from the command line so you see what all the command line options are and what character is passed to trigger it.

@Roy2 A simple macro (that you can stick on a button, or just paste to command line) can help. For example:
!_Make2D _Pause _SelLast _Group
One issue is that you will not be able to group each of the 4 views separately.

As JB mentioned, in V6 there is a grouping option that does that for you.

Thanks Rajaa

Do you have a solution if i want to have 2d drawing of XXX polysrf/srf/solid groups with texts on them to be grouped after the make2d

Hi Blastered - the grouping in V6/WIP is per input object - is that what you mean?

-Pascal