Latest BETA gives priority to different Command line commands

It’s weird that the custom macros of my 3d mouse no longer work in the latest BETA, because it interprets the short (partially written) macros in a different way now. For example, one of my macros is ““setd + the name of the display mode + Enter”” ("where “setd” is a short version of “SetDisplayMode” to force a faster load of the macro), but now Rhino BETA gives priority of other commands instead.

This is what happens when I try to run my macro “Setd Enter”:

Command: SetDetailBorder
A layout must be the active viewport
Command: Bobix9
Unknown command: Bobix9

Here is what the Command line shows when I type the same letters with the keyboard:

Now I’m forced to edit all of my custom macros from the dedicated menu of my 3d mouse and write longer macros (“setdis + the name of the display mode + Enter”) to overcome that change.


EDIT: I used “setdis” instead of “setd”, but my macros set to the custom buttons of my 3d mouse still don’t work. Rhino returns this instead:

For some extremely weird reason, when I type “setdis” in my macros, Rhino then shows “Etdis” in the Command line! When I press the custom button of my 3d mouse again, Rhino interprets the “setdis” macro as “s” separate from “etdis” and saves the model instead of switching to my custom display mode.

Unknown command: Etdis
Command: Bobix9
Unknown command: Bobix9
Command: Save
File successfully saved as D:\Щайга\Мои модели\Хрумки за Rhino\Misleading snap highlight.3dm.

A few days ago I think that @Gijs mentioned some command to revert to the old style of Command line that didn’t had that particular bug, but I forgot the command. This bug only occurs with the new button-style of the Command line.

I found the topic:

The command is _TestEtoCommandUI . It fixes most of the issues, however, when I press the same button of my 3d mouse twice, the 2nd press activates the Save command instead of the “setd” macro. There is also a noticeable lag after I press the button until Rhino switches to the desired display mode.


Is there a way to give a higher priority to the more used commands? Or commands that I want to put in a list of prioritized commands?

There is no way to change that order, no.
-wim