How to find current 3dm file path

[Gustavo_Soares_Silva]

hello, I found a file that i thought it was lost in the rhino openning screen. I recently realocated my files, so i’m kinda lost lol. Is there any way/command to know where the file is located, so I can find another files?

[jeremy5 (Jeremy)]

Hi Gustavo,

Open the file you found in Rhino and look in Document Properties:

HTH
Jeremy

[Gustavo_Soares_Silva]

Thank you very much! I never clicked there

[wim (Wim Dekeyser)]

Other than that, if you see a file as a thumbnail in the splash screen, you will find the full path and name at the bottom of the expanded “File” menu.
-wim

[AndersDeleuran]

One can also turn on the option to always show the full path in the top bar:

[Gustavo_Soares_Silva]

Multiple options, thats great. I’m wondering if theres a way/command to open or copy this path. All options said only gives the path (it’s enought), but we’re not able to open on file explorer neither copy, so we have to rewrite or find in the explorer.

Thanks for all replies

[AndersDeleuran]

@Gustavo_Soares_Silva

… if theres a way/command to open or copy this path.

I’m sure there are simpler ways, but you can add this oneliner Python macro script to a keyboard shortcut or alias, which gets and copies the current Rhino document full path to the clipboard (i.e. so you can paste that into explorer):

-RunPythonScript (import Rhino; from System.Windows.Forms import Clipboard; Clipboard.SetText(Rhino.RhinoDoc.ActiveDoc.Path))