Improve view modes Rhino

[Oscar3Dr]

Hi!
When I have lot of preview modes, in right-click appears a large list.
An idea to improve it, is could create folders inside Options-View-View modes and could create two sublists.

This list should be splitted in folder like this:

Here we could create the folders

[Rhino_Bulgaria (Bobi)]

Already requested here, but unfortunately the Rhino developers are silent for now…

Rhino urgently needs these tools!

Yet another proposal related to the display modes. This time, it’s about the ability to select a display mode in a very convenient way. The current implementation is quite restricting, because the display modes are listed vertically along many other options in the same pop-up window, eventually leading to a massive frustration due to the inability to directly see and reach some of the later display modes. The right side of the picture shows how a more convenient implementation should look like.…

[Oscar3Dr]

Some new about it?

Thank’s!

[ftzuk]

Also see this script:

Share your custom viewport modes here

Yes, you can use the two “Cycle display modes” scripts for this, placed in a new icon: LMB: CycleDisplayModes.py RMB: SetCycleModes.py The 2nd one opens a vertical list with all display modes and a tickbox for each. From there, you choose which display modes will be included in the cycling. You can skip some if you wish so, or select all. Also, check the first post in this other topic, where I uploaded a new icon. It’s a slightly modified version of the ! _SetObjectDisplayMode icon, excep…

[wim (Wim Dekeyser)]

Hi Oscar -

@Oscar3Dr

An idea to improve it, is could create folders inside Options-View-View modes and could create two sublists.

I’ve put this on the pile as RH-96127 Options: Organize Display Modes in Folders
-wim

[Rhino_Bulgaria (Bobi)]

Along with the full list of display modes seen simultaneously as a grid on-screen (check my link from post #2 above), my other proposal is to arrange them in a natural order.

Currently, even the latest Rhino 9 BETA uses an unwanted order that prioritizes the greater numbers whose initial digits are smaller. For example, the order looks this way:
1
10
11
12
125
13
14
15
2
279
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

The correct order should be:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
125
279