When I try to create a new button on the toolbar or edit a pre-existing button/macro, the edit dialogue does not display the “Ok” or “Cancel” buttons at the bottom. I have a custom toolbar that I imported into Rhino WIP (6.0.17192.6471, 07/11/2017). Toolbar was built in Rhino 5.
Discovered this issue as my macros were not working correctly in Rhino WIP and was trying to troubleshoot/update them.
I had tried resizing the dialogue window and unfortunately that did not work. The dialogue buttons are also missing when I try to create a new macro button. If I create a new tab/toolbar I receive the same results as well.
I’ll be away for the weekend so I won’t be able to troubleshoot anymore until Monday.
Hey all, back on. Had a chance to trouble shoot further. Made some progress. Its kind of weird.
Note:
-Rhino 5 displays the buttons in all of the following combinations without fail so these images are of WIP only.
-The % is the “Scale and Layout” setting in Windows
My setup is a main screen with 1360x768 res and second monitor @1920x1080.
Only main monitor active (1360x768) @ 100%: Nothing
Only main monitor active (1360x768) @ 125%: Nothing
The weirdest thing is the dialog box is affected differently in extended display mode where Rhino is only displayed on my main (X), lower resolution screen.
Extended monitors; (1360x768)(X) @ 100%, (1920x1080) @ 100%: Works
Extended monitors; (1360x768)(X) @ 100%, (1920x1080) @ 125%: Works
So the scale of the screen Rhino is not displayed on is affecting the way it is drawn on the other. And, the buttons will display on the lower resolution screen only if they would display on the second, active, higher resolution screen.
I’m guessing this is an edge case because of my setup, though I imagine this might get ironed out by the final version because it only happens in the WIP build.
My lower res screen is 36" and my HD screen is 20" so I have to use the larger as my main monitor and the smaller HD scaled to 175% as the second. Heh
