With about ANY program, Windows 11 (and even 10 perhaps) allows that thing where one can adjust the vertical border between two windows with the mouse cursor.
Lacking this ability with Grasshopper, I find myself endlessly fumbling and resizing the GH and Rhino window depending on my changing needs.
There HAS to be a better was of integrating both interfaces.
Hi Quan, thereās at least one feature that I find super useful in POD ; itās the ability to change wire aspect by box selection.
Regarding the Rhino viewportā¦ not so sure.
What if you need to access the rhino toolbars or run a Rhino command through the prompt ?
Moreover, I wasnāt able to get the Rhino viewport to be side-by side with the canvas, like in the video ; I only get a floating viewport.
Since the two software are running in tandem, I think itās about time McNeel offered a proper window layout management with GH.
Iād like to add that there is still the 3D mouse situation : it would be a killer feature if GH natively supported 3D mice zooming and panning. There has been some attempts by third-parties to make that work but it always ends up with some deal-breaking bug somewhere.
Maybe Dynamo like viewport is good either. I remember there is a plugin can integrate the viewport in to the canvas(background), but that one is extremely slow.
Yes : itās either Perspective or Top, but in both cases, they are floating viewports.
Iād rather a side-by-side layout with a moveable border.
It seems possible, as it is shown in the video, but I canāt find the trick to get there.
Just a standard Win11 Pro install. Here is how I do it:
I move Rhino to the left by pressing Win + ā a few times.
I move Grasshopper to the right by pressing Win + ā a few times. Here there is something special: The first time the window shows up on the right, it is still a few pixels too far to the left and the corners of the window are rounded. Then I press Win + ā once more, and now it aligns perfectly and the corners of the window are sharp. Only after this step, I can get the resize handle.
To save space, I use Rhino in -_Fullscreen mode, but that should not matter.
I think the issue is related to the Parent-child relationship between Rhinoās Window and Grasshopperās.
For example, GH messes with the fast docking drop-down system, while no other program interferes like this :