Hello,
Let’s say I have one Block Instance in Rhino and I assign it in Grasshopper to the Block Instance Param.
Then I internalize data. Save the grashopper file. Open it in another Rhino instance and I see that the instance internalized is missing.
Blocks are stored in your rhino document. So if you open an other empty Rhino file the block definition will not be there. You can save blocks as separate rhino files somewhere on your system. In your grasshopper document you can import these files.
Hi @Erik_Beeren
Yes, I am aware that Blocks are stored in my rhino document. But so is other kinds of geometry.
Cuves can be internalized, Polysurfaces can be internalized, why not Blocks ?
