But you could at least add it to the startup commands to Rhino when opening a new instance of Rhino. However this does not transfer when opening a new file in the same instance. I have a macro to toggle PrintDisplay with an alias pd:
! _PrintDisplay _State _Toggle _Color=_Display _LayoutLinetypes=_Off _Enter (modify the options as needed)
but it also has a small bug relative to layouts - if I run the macro while in model space, it tells me LayoutLinetypes is an unknown command. If I am in a layout, it works.
nope, i was really concentrating while reproducing this one. had to restart rhino.
i personally prefer this one to be sticky. printdisplay resets all the time. if your are printing alot of stuff for a presentation or something this is pretty annoying.
@ Helvetosaur: i am absolutly not into macros and stuff, its not fitting into my small brain. for me that’s just another source of error.
Yeah, I understand. Unfortunately Rhino’s command line structure is built around macros - if you open up some of the toolbar buttons in the button editor you will see that - so a little knowledge of macros, even if you don’t make them yourself, is very helpful to understand how Rhino works with command line options.