Rhino's hidden features

[SimonR]

@menno

FilletEdge, ChamferEdge and BlendEdge have double-click to edit too

Whaaat?! How am I only now finding out about it? Well, that’s a well hidden feature…

[Rhino_Bulgaria (Bobi)]

Rhino is very good at hiding important features from the users. That’s further reinforced by the fact that some commands are NOT accessible through the icon toolbars or the top menu commands.

[Gijs (Gijs de Zwart)]

Untrim has an icon, the others are derivates. I would say the UntrimBorder command is practically the same as what Untrim does by default.

[Rhino_Bulgaria (Bobi)]

Note that I only uploaded that single screenshot as a quick example in reply to the OP. The amount of commands that are not accessible through the menu or the toolbars is a lot greater.

Other, a lot more important features and commands, are deeply hidden and nearly impossible to find by most Rhino users. Take the “crv” and “srf” hidden command line options, for example. Probably 99% of the Rhino users are not aware of their existence, even though they are extremely important when it comes to trimming and splitting (especially if different types of objects and sub-objects must be combined in a row to complete the trimming process).

Wish for Split: Add "Curve" and "Surface" options in the Command line

Years ago I requested for this improvement of the “Split” command to be made, and now I will repeat my request, because it’s too essential and could speed up the work that involves splitting of models multiple times per day. In fact, many Rhino users are unaware that couple of “hidden” options exist for this tool that are accessible by typing “crv” or “srf” in the Command line, hence they struggle to split certain models the way they want due to inability to combine curves, surface edges and sur…