I’m running into an issue exclusively on the Rhino WIP - when trying to create a set of _Points or _Polyline from a series of comma-separated values pasted in from excel, Rhino WIP appears to be trying to convert the coordinates to a picture before pasting them in, and the command fails due to an incorrect data-type. This is not an issue with Rhino 6. I’ve checked through my aliases and keyboard shortcuts to make sure I don’t accidentally have ctrl+V set to the picture command. Below is a screenshot from my execution of the command showing that Rhino WIP is trying to execute a picture command after the paste command is input.
Obviously this is easy to work-around for the time-being by using R6 and copying the info back and forth, but it would be nice to retain the ability to copy-paste coordinates from excel into Rhino 7.
As of now, I’m still using V6 for this sort of functionality. Not ideal, but it isn’t too large of a hassle since I don’t have to do it too frequently. I can then port the output back to V7 with simple copy-paste.
It is a bit of a shame - it is nice to be able to use excel to concatenate some strings and coordinates together to execute a bunch of commands in a row without having to actually write a script. Very useful for deadweight surveys or downflooding point surveys:
Excellent work! A simple fix. Just tried it out myself. It does not appear to eliminate the regular copy/paste functionality for objects, and also permits XYZ point data to be copied from excel again for polyline or points. Thanks for finding this.