Hello,
I am using rhino wip (9) and the push pull command. I see a change in handling. In rhino 8 I could directly select a surface to extrude. In rhino 9 it changed, now I select a surface, it changed into a yello surface, and then I have to hit ‘enter’ again. The two options seem to be switched. Why is that? can it be switchetd back? I think that will give less ‘enters’ and saves time in drawing.
Please let me know.
Kind regards, Maarten WIjnen
@Joshua_Kennedy would be the man to chime in here-
It’s like that because you can now select multiple surfaces with PushPull. When it’s yellow, you can click another surface and make that one yellow too
Awesome when you want multiple selections. Maybe a bit weird, as you’ve found, when only wanting to PushPull a single
Yes, I understand there’s a bit of a hiccup there that wasn’t before. This change was added to support the multiface mode. There’s more info here:
If you want to use PushPull just on a single surface, you can make your own button with the following three commands:
_PushPull
_Pause
Enter
Or use the Gumball…
the macro will be added to RMB
RH-89080 PushPull RMB macro
Hallo Gijs,
So it will be adjusted? I am not a developer, I do’nt know what a rmb is.
Dag Maarten -
“Right Mouse Button”.
The PushPull Pause Enter macro will be added as a right-click command to the button.
The PushPull command itself will not change.
-wim
And also I use ‘extrude surface’, wich I aliased ‘PP’ - pause - enter.
In rhino wip it discards lines on surfaces, you can not select a devided plane on the surface to extrude. For me the two commands are in the same family, or is that not the case?
Dag Maarten -
Are you reporting a change in the ExtrudeSrf command between Rhino 8 and Rhino WIP?
In a quick test, extruding a sub-surface of a polysurface works fine in the WIP.
-wim
I think you are referring to the automatic splitting of surfaces in PushPull? That only works in PushPull.
Yes, I think I was mistaken, it works ok.
