Command to display the Grasshopper remote panel in Rhino

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Hello,

Is it possible to make a command in order to display the remote pannel (Rhino pannel nammed Grasshopper) ?

There is almost a command for every pannel, but I didn’t find any way to display this one, is there any ?

Thanks,
Gaspard

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from Rhino.UI import Panels
from System import Guid
Panels.OpenPanel(Guid('b45a29b1-4343-4035-989e-044e8580d9cf'))

GhRemotePanel.py (116 Bytes)

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And to to get the pannel ids list:

from Rhino.UI import Panels
from System import Guid
print(Panels.GetOpenPanelIds())

See more here:
https://developer.rhino3d.com/api/RhinoCommon/html/T_Rhino_UI_Panels.htm

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Hi Mahdiyar
Thanks for your solution. It really works.
Do you know, or someone else, if there is any chance that this Guid may be changed in the future?

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One can also get there more explicitly, like so:

250515_ShowHideRCP_00.gh (4.2 KB)

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You are right @AndersDeleuran !

I had a confusion… If the RemoteControlPanel was active/visible, but it was not current tab, I could not get it to be the current tab. But the mistake was mine:

if (Grasshopper.Instances.IsRemotePanelVisible == False):
Grasshopper.Instances.ShowRemotePanel()

The IsRemotePanelVisible returned True, although it was not the active (front) panel, and the ShowRemotePanel() was not called.

So I used the code of @Mahdiyar:

Panels.OpenPanel(Guid(‘b45a29b1-4343-4035-989e-044e8580d9cf’)) that acivates

And I wondered if hardcoding the GUID was not the best practice for future mantainance.

But with your hint, I understand now that the panel will be shown and set to be the current tab.

Thanks.

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