I think so, yes.
I think this command does exactly what we are looking for, but only at windows. @John, isnât there a command that turns on the layout detail layer in the active detail only? Right click on the layer when inside the detailâŠ
Sorry, I donât really know. I do not use these tools. My Rhino expertise is in other areas. I think @mary is the expert on these tools.
There have been many topics about this issue and also on the windows side. I have used the windows version in the past, V5, and as far as remember, the limitation was there too. I would love to be corrected though!
I just looked in the Mac V7 WIP and do not see the tools there either.
My guess is they are not compatible with Macâs forced multi-document setup.
In Windows we can run multiple instances of Rhino (if we have the resources), and each instance is a single document.
That isnât allowed on Mac and it limits some tool. I think this may be one of those cases.
Maybe thatâs it.
Those are the tools that controls the visibility per detail. Itâs a bit different from windows but same functionality as far as I know.
Here and here are a couple of topics regarding these limitations.
Here is the functionality I had on my mind!!!
Turns off all the layers but the layer in active detail. This we are missing on mac
Yeah! I hope so, this would extremely facilitate the work.
Added to the Pile as a Future Wish item:
https://mcneel.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/RH-58538
This is the workaround Iâve developed:
- Create new layer
- Set print width to NoPrint
FOR EACH DETAIL YOUâD LIKE TO ENABLE PRINTING:
- Set detail print width to Default, or whatever you like
- ditto for layout print width. (not sure why itâs necesssary to set both, but the extra clicks seem impossible to avoid)
Maybe someone has a script to reduce the clicking involved?
For example, see the "Mesh-extractedâ layer:
[edit, correct layer callout for image]