I am running Version 8 (8.30.26103.11002, 2026-04-13) as well as the latest Version 9 WIP. And, both of them, regardless of what I am doing hang up every time a single command is executed.
For example, if I create a circle, it immediately gives me the spinning wheel, before I can run another command. Even one as simple as copy or scale.
I am running a Macbook Pro with an M1 Max with 64GB of memory and the latest Mac OS 26.3.1
It’s basically unusable at this point and I need to fix it or move on beyond Rhino. I see others mentioning it on the forums, but with no resolution. Please tell me the devs are aware of it and working on it.
@Japhy here are the results. But, both version 8 and the WIP are running without any plugins installed, other than whatever is packaged with the installer. I only use Rhino as a modeler.
Apple macOS Version 26.3.1 (a) (Build 25D771280a) (Physical RAM: 64GB)
Mac Model Identifier: MacBookPro18,2
Language: en-US (MacOS default)
.NET 10.0.2
Metal GPU Family Apple 7
Metal GPU Family Common 3
Metal GPU Family Mac 2
Graphics processors
Apple M1 Max
Dell U4919DW (5120 x 1440 @ 60.00Hz)
GPU Vendor: Apple
USB devices
Texas Instruments Inc: TPS DMC Family
CalDigit,Inc.: CalDigit TS4 Audio - Rear
Elgato: Stream Deck Mini
CalDigit, Inc: TS4 USB3.2 Gen2 HUB
CalDigit, Inc: TS4 USB3.2 Gen2 HUB
@Japhy I am seeing it in both versions with blank files. So, if I open a new blank file, run a command, like a simple circle, it then does the spinning hangup.
Try plugging the Dell display directly into the MacBook’s HDMI or Thunderbolt port (bypassing the CalDigit). MacOS occasionally struggles with “Metal” GPU timeouts when high-resolution displays are driven through a dock.
Try to set the GPU Tessellation to OFF under OPTIONS > VIEW > OpenGL.
Try closing the Stream Deck software and unplug the USB hub to see if the issue persists in a “naked” hardware environment.
Have you tried to run Rhino in Safe Mode by pressing Shift while launching Rhino?
Also, if I’m not mistaken, Rhino is developed by using .NET 8 and your system is showing .NET 10 is installed. If anyone could confirm this, then you may want to try to downgrade to .NET 8.
Edit: also, lowering resolution seems worth to try as well on ultra wide display.