I’m just switching to Rhino 8 (mac) and am having trouble setting up the save behavior so that cmd+shift+S maps to “save as” instead of “duplicate.” I use “save as” frequently for non-destructive version iteration, and it’s MUCH faster to just do “Save As” and append “v3” than having to wait for Rhino to create a new “duplicate” file, go to File > Rename (or worse, switch to finder and find the file, then rename), then switch back to the original document and close it.
And now cmd+shift+s does nothing. Which is better than triggering a duplicate file, but ideal would be if it triggered the SaveAs command, which works fine if I enter it as a command.
As an aside, that list of every single letter (which is not searchable) seems like a much more clunky way to define a keyboard shortcut than in Rhino 7, where you could just click a + button and map any shortcut to any command or macro, including complex ones that aren’t in the (long) (unmodifiable) (predefined) list of Rhino 8 shortcuts, for example:
That link seems broken but if you’re on it, rock and roll, thanks!
Totally valid, I was just using that as an extreme example to illustrate how annoying it would be to add in advance individual line items for all the possible key combinations people might want.
I have the same issue. I thought I found a work-around in the forum, by adjusting the mac settings of cmd+shift+s. Funny enough: It helped with all other programs - except for Rhino 8. Hahahaha.
The problem is, this whole duplicate action disrupts my workflwok quite a bit, becauce I work with a ton of shortcuts and aliases sometimes just accidentally press cmd+shif+s instead of any of my other combinations. And then the colourful donut of doom appears and I have to wait for the duplicate fo be initiated. Which can actually take quite some time and I even get the system warning, that Rhino is not responding and if I want to force quit it.
I would be very happy if this could be solved in the future.
