Hi,
For some scripts after using it for a short while the keyboard input is send to Rhino in stead of Grasshopper. For example if I use hotkeys or change a slider the input shows up in the command line of Rhino. I have to restart Rhino to fix it, but is happens again and again. What could cause this or how can I solve it?
It seems to happens more often when using an second screen or remote desktop.
Gr,
Peter
Not sure what your scripts do but I have a similar situation:
I’m using keyboard shortcuts and Elefront to bake geometry. When baking into a shaded viewport, the cursor goes from GH to Rhino because Rhino has to create render meshes. My solution is to bake into a wireframe viewport.
I often double click the GH canvas to type and the text goes to the Rhino command line. I don’t know why the focus keeps switching to Rhino despite working in GH but it often does.
When this happens, I use the corresponding menu items, if possible, until it become too exasperating. Closing and reopening Rhino will restore normal functioning – until next time.
Happens often also to me.
I think it’s because the keyboard is listened by rhino, mainly. Grasshopper starts picking keyboard inputs only when you have a text input form active.
For example with double-click it opens the GH search tool, but if you input a key too early, rhino get it and the search function close.
We should just learn to start the search function with the bar space 
Anyway the problem also occur in different situations.
If it is not problem sharing them, do so.
Scripts can do anything, it’s hard to tell. It’s easy to break gh/rhino UI with scripts.
Best fix for your problem would be to edit those scripts.
Hi having the shame problem.
What i do is close and open rhino
Did someone had any success to find better solution?
Thank you,
I also have the same issue, closing and opening Rhino is the only solution I have so far. Haven’t yet noticed what causes it, but it occurs about once or twice a week.
If it is not a button causing the problem, I double click on the window on the top, to minimize it and than again, to maximize. After that it works for me.
Yes, spamming windows+D button a few times fast usually fixes it.
yep, for me too