With some of the recent updates to Rhino V6.13 there has been some weird stuff going on. I posted about some graphical problems and saving issues. The latest issue, which isn’t an issue so much as its tiresome and clumsy, is that now ALL leaders have multiple selection points at the tip of the arrow so when you select the control point the tool tip shows up allowing you to select the control point to manipulate shows multiple points. The kicker is not all of the control points that can be selected do anything.
As in the image, if there’s three potential control points you have to find the one that actually does something by selecting one and dragging it and seeing if the actual control point moves. Most commonly its the last one in the list but that’s not always the case. This is also happening on other peoples machines that have the same Rhino build as I do here.
Just tried your file and the leader issue isn’t happening. I tried making new leaders and it didn’t happen.
I copied and pasted the leader you made into a current rhino 6 drawing and it was fine, made another leader and the same problem arose. Seems as though something in the SR14 has fixed the issue.
In Rhino Options > Updates and Statistics, you can change the update frequency from Service Release to Service Release Candidate.
Then you’ll get automatic updates almost every week instead of once a month.
You can switch it back when you want to.
Another option is for me to email you a direct link to the current SRC build you can download and install.
A new one went out just yesterday.
I see that here on Rhino 6 as well and that seems to be a bug, yes.
As Mitch points out, this works correctly in Rhino 7.
I’m afraid this is not something that will be fixed in Rhino 6.
-wim
