My insanity continues! I managed to extract all possible macros and put them in html table. So now I have list of all 1304 default macros that can be assigned to menu or toolbar icon. Its all organized so I can have a nice overview of all macros with appropriate macro id, bitmap, and a script macro executes.
But now I just quit doing this as I don’t have time for this really. I was using this as a reference: http://docs.mcneel.com/rhino/6/help/en-us/index.htm#seealso/sak_curve.htm%3FTocPath%3DCommands|By%20function|_____9
Some of the macros are not listed even in this documentation. For example there is “_Polyline” command that draws a polyline, and there is “_Lines” command that draws a polyline! The only difference is that “_Polyline” draws joined curves, and “_Lines” makes then exploaded. Thats how you get three tools, Line, Line segments and Polyline. Line draws only single lines. Line segments draws exploaded polylines. Polyline draws joined polylines. What bothers me that Line segments aka. _Lines is not listed in documentation.
Anyways @Brenda nailed it. Rhino has the best UI and UX I have seen, but they have deceivingly extensive tool-set. Its not that Rhino is not powerful, it is, but on top of that they make confusion with toolbars and tools you can select from three different toolbars, and some tools are only available through menu, others through toolbars, and some of them are nowhere to be found… its just too confusing those Rhino toolbars.
I conclude this post and won’t bother with it anymore, dunno what will I do, I guess I will just remove all the toolbars from my workspace, and use menus to see whats available. And for the tools that are not listed on the menu… well… I don’t know, It will be as if they don’t exist for me!
Good luck everyone!