- Which versions are installed on your computer?
- In which version of Rhino are you running this command?
Version 8 SR27 (8.27.26019.16021, 2026-01-19) Commercial
Work In Progress (9.0.26041.13355, 2026-02-10) Commercial
Seriously, @wim you should be able to gather this info automatically.
You want him (or some bot made by McNeel) to look at your computer remotely?
As long as it is gathering data from Rhino only⦠what could be the problem?
I see no issue with getting the software version.
Are you concerned about security issues that might arise along with this data exchange?
Iām concerned about anyone trying to get information āautomaticallyā from my computer. I trust McNeel implicitly, but thatās not the point.
I wonāt put all information in the same category of privacy.
Getting whatās inside the Rhino file automatically is not ok.
But software version, thatās a basic thing. Others gather anonymous statisticsā¦
Iāve reproduced what I think is your issues. Permissions settings. Hurray.
Work In Progress
(9.0.26048.12305, 2026-02-17)
Also, this command has to have options, let the user pick what exactly is importing, let the user pick what it wants to import, please!
On my to do list. Iāll give this feature some more attention soon ![]()
I added some more debugging inside in case what I fixed wasnāt it. Can you run TestEnableDebugLogging, try the PreviousOptionsImporter command and drop the debug.log from your documents here ![]()
Thereās no log in Documents.
Agh sorry I was testing this system out, itās in the name DebugLogging apparently this doesnāt work in Release builds. Iāll figure something else out to find out why youāre having issues ![]()
ok. If I could import my settings I would be able to test the wip more often.
I will find a way to figure out what your bug is and fix it.
Yes, and please improve the command, maybe with a window that letās me check what exactly I want to import. I would import one by one, first the Aliases, then Keyboard Shortcuts, then custom Toolbars and so onā¦
I have been informed you need to restart after running the TestEnableDebugLogging command, and the file should be called RhinoDebugMessages.txt. Sorry for the faff ![]()
- run RhinoWIP
- run
TestEnableDebugLogging - restart RhinoWIP
- run
PreviousOptionsImporter - check for
RhinoDebugMessages.txtin Windows Documents Folder
Almost, sorry about the faff.
- run RhinoWIP
- run
TestEnableDebugLogging - restart RhinoWIP
- run
PreviousOptionsImporter - then check for
RhinoDebugMessages.txtin Documents
ok, I got two files
RhinoDebugMessages.txt (28.3 KB)
RhinoDotNetTraceLog.txt (1.2 MB)
