I have a custom RUI file that has toolbars for common tasks. Many of these had custom icons created through the icon editor within Rhino. However, all of those have now been replaced with copies of standard icons from the system.
For example:
All of these toolbar items should have custom icons.
I believe this happened after the latest release candidate update (8.14.24317.14001). However, I also changed monitors (and therefore screen resolution) at the same time, so there is a small chance it’s related to that in some way.
I have tried reloading the toolbars from backups, but no luck. It sounds from other posts like there are some icon related issues at the moment, so perhaps it’s part of that. I have not tried rolling back to 8.13 yet.
Did you copy standard toolbar buttons and then change the commands and icons? If so, I would avoid that at all possible costs. For custom buttons with custom commands and icons always start with a blank button, not a copy of something else. Then add your commands.
I would go even further and say create the macros first via the macro editor before making the buttons. Then during button creation, browse to your newly created macro.
hi @jonathan3 I think I found the source of the issue now that you sent the RUI file.
The RUI file you are using is from Rhino 7 or earlier. These RUI files have different icons for different resolutions.
This is what I see when I set my icons to 22 logical pixels:
Ah, yes, that’s the issue. I have carried this file through several updates and didn’t realize the format had changed. So it was related to the screen resolution change!
Is there any way to update an RUI file, or does it have to be created from scratch to use the new format?
