In Rhino 6, does anyone know how to move the Command Options Dialog from the left sidebar to the top? Where it used to be in Rhino 5?
if it isnât locked, just drag it
I am unable to drag it, maybe it is locked? It doesnât appear to be something that can be unlocked.
Sorry I didnât read the âfor macâ hehe. I donât know how it works in mac.
Maybe Iâm wrong, but I donât believe it ever was there in Rhino 5 for MacâŚ
I actually never used Rhino 5 for Mac, just Rhino 5 for Windows. So I guess Iâm wondering if there is a way to move the command bar to where it is in Rhino for Windows?
Iâm afraid the answer is a resounding âNopeââŚ
Hi Emilio-
As was already mentioned, you cannot reproduce Rhino for Windowâs command-line in Rhino for Mac.
Have you tried the alternative to the left-hand sidebar: the command-options dialog? You can enable it from Rhinoceros > Preferences > Themes > switch to Custom theme and enable Use command options dialog.
Any better? (Not likely if you are looking for the Rhino for Windows command-line).
Yeah, the options dialog isnât really what I was looking for, unless there is a way to win it to a toolbar?
That option is not available; as youâve gathered, the Rhino for Windows command-line experience is not available verbatim in Rhino for Mac.
Hi there,
Picking up on this thread, it is a shame the command line canât be moved to a more convenient location than the left sidebar.
Rhino for Mac is borderline unusable for me because of the UI. The command line is absent from the Layout Browser, which means all commands pop-up and interrupt quick workflows. I donât see why this canât change and at the very least, the command line mirror the Model browser layout.
Additionally, commands like âHatchâ always result in pop-ups (regardless of Browser, and admittedly similar to Rhino for Windows). The real deal-breaker here, is that the âOkâ checkbox within the Hatch pop-up canât be keyboard-approved - you canât hit enter or spacebar. Instead, you have to actually click âOkâ. This is just totally nuts and completely unacceptable in a rapid workflow. Any pop-up dialog items MUST be keyboard-navigable.
These UI changes are pretty critical to me, and are what makes Rhino for Windows such a brilliant product. As a 10+ year Rhino user, moving to Mac and having to adjust to a far less sensible and much less swift UI has been a real challenge, and not something I think I can overcome. I think the few changes above would really help Rhino for Mac approach Rhino for Windowsâ pace for users like myself.