Would it be possible to import each obj next to the previous one based on their name for example?
basically importing it on a grid (or line)
Thank you.
Would it be possible to import each obj next to the previous one based on their name for example?
basically importing it on a grid (or line)
Thank you.
Mitch,
That is very kind of you my friend. You saved me a lot of time tonight.
Thank you so much
Cheers
CK
Is this functionality coming to Rhino 9? Why isnât possible to import/insert multiple files until today? I have to do it with this script, changing obj to stl and fixing a little syntax, and imported a whole folder.
Users have to do it multiple times a day, every day. Couldnât it be integrated to the current import workflow, or maybe a new button if thats not possible.
(Drag and Drop doesnât work for me, probably because Iâm running Rhino on admin)
Weâve ended deploying buttons that import each file in the custom team toolbar. My sugestion was about merging the multiple import with the default Rhino import function.
It seems simple enough from a end user pov, donât know about how complicated it would be to imprement that.
It can be one the the multiple Rhino quircks I have been explaining to new user for years, that they can import a multiple page pdf with editable vector and text, and Rhino will array all the pages automagically, but the actual files with the original curves needs to be imported one by one or with a custom button that had to made for it.
Not a huge issue, just an idea. ![]()