Hello! Writing with two separate rhino feature requests:
(1) Is something I have seen mentioned on here before. It would be REALLY REALLY handy if you could double click into a group in order to edit just one component of the group. The workflow of having to ungroup –> Make your Edit —> then go through the (sometimes) tedious process of re-selecting just exactly what you want in your group is so clunky. Many other softwares just allow for a simple double-click to get you into your group to make edits
(2) It would be SUPER helpful to have the ability to create folders in the layouts tab. For my case: I have blank elevations drawn of each wall on the floor of my building that I need to use frequently for graphic mock-ups (I am an exhibition designer). I ALSO need to be able to make fabrication drawings and customs. As such, I have 60+ sheets in my layouts for all of this information and would be great to be able to group them out into different folders for their uses
For a brief period, there was a command in the Rhino WIP that would toggle groups on and off. This was taken out again as it was decided that sub-object selection is all that is needed.
That request is on the list: RH-49935 Layout organization tools
This is currently in progress but it is still very much early days for this feature.
-wim
I agree here. It would be super helpful if it were possible to simply double-click a group in order to edit. Then return to the updated group. Why ungroup, make edits, then regroup?
@wim this is what my comment is about. Simply that it would be a very helpful feature if groups were editable by double-clicking into the group, make changes and exit the group, without the need to ungroup, make changes, then regroup.