Hi!
After a five your break from Rhino I’ve now returned to the program via Rhino for Mac. I purchased it a few months ago and have gone to use it for the first time today. Before doing so I just updated to 5.2.1.
So my issue is where is the Command Line? It’s nowhere to be seen. And I can’t find how to get it back. Is this a glitch in the 5.2.1 and if so how do I resolve it.
Or has the Command Line been removed from Rhino for Mac altogether and I just have to live with it?
Cheers
Hi
There isn’t one. A Command line is not a normal I/U think in OS X.
Here’s a link to the Mac Wiki page with lots of good information about the major differences:
http://wiki.mcneel.com/rhino/mac/home
Hi @craftyste , If you are new to Rhino for Mac and have used Windows, the 2 most obvious differences are ,
The right click anywhere in a view to get the options for how the model is displayed, i.e.: wireframe , seeded etc…
The other is the hidden command line, to get it just start typing your command anywhere, it will just appear …
Also your command history is down on the bottom left …
Welcome to Rhino for Mac, it just gets better.
IHTH «Randy
Hi @craftyste,
Also in Rhino for Mac there are 2 Sidebars, which can be activated by the toggles in the title bar on either side or by hitting [cmd]-[0] (left one) and [cmd]-[alt]-[0] (right one).
in the right sidebar you can have multiple “segments”, one of them is the command history (4th icon from the right):
(click the image, the command history is hidden in this thumbnail)
How do I activate the hidden command line?
So I can stay in fullscreen view without the command line sidebar appearing?
Thanks.
@mortenengel Sorry for the delay getting back but not in Rhino much these days. To get the command line to pop up when you start typing go to Preferences > Themes, Use Command Options Dialog.
IHTH «Randy
