Good morning,
for some time, we have in our company error message that reads like this:
basicly, when we run this example macro for first time:
_import “J:\DesignCentrum\Rhino\Rhino_7\paleta_importy\Grass\mrizka.gh”
basicly, when we run this example macro for first time:
_import “J:\DesignCentrum\Rhino\Rhino_7\paleta_importy\Grass\mrizka.gh”
everything works like it should, but after first successful import all other files fails to import the same way, even if we try to open already imported file the same way.
The files has been never a “.3dm” nonetheless, rhino tries to import it that way.
We are using our own palette of macros, that has been with us for some years and I had to already create new in r8 to bypass some errors. Can it be couse of our problems?
We are using latest update of r8. This error/bug occurs only on .gh files.
Can you please help?
I get the same error
_import “C:\Users\martinsiegrist\Downloads\sphere.gh”
I think you need to replace _import with _open for Grasshopper files.
_open “C:\Users\martinsiegrist\Downloads\sphere.gh”
This worked fine and opened the Grasshopper file. I don’t see a command line option to import a Grasshopper file into an open Grasshopper file.
Thank you for your reply,
that is one way how to solve this problem, but not the one for us.
This way you will open new file, where you can than use grasshopper script.
We need to work in one file sometimes with one, other time with more than one scripts and it was perfectly working till last month (±). Sounds to me more like a new bug of some sort than need to change comand.
Nonetheless, thank you 
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Ok, you’re right it opens a new file. How about using the Grasshopper command?
-Grasshopper Document Open C:\Users\martinsiegrist\Downloads\sphere.gh Enter
Seems like its working, thank you for your time
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