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Select objects with custom render mesh.
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Select objects that intersect each other.
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Select objects closer than x amount to each other. Example: if the x amount is 5 mm, then two bricks that are 5 mm away from each other will be selected, but a third brick that’s 10 mm away from any other object will not be selected).
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Select objects by date of creation. Obviously, for this to work, Rhino must write a date of creation for each new object in its properties that are seen with the “What” command next to the ID. This is hugely important feature, because many times there are multiple versions of the same object that represent various stages of modifications, hence it’s really hard, if not impossible, to distinguish which is the later version if the user forgot to rename the object with a consecutive number.
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Select curves with degree x. Select surfaces with degree x.
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Add an optional pop-up warning when deleting objects that are NOT visible in the viewport but exist in the scene somewhere behind the current camera view.
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Make “Purge history” better, by adding the following options:
- Purge history from all objects (visible, hidden, locked, unlocked);
- Purge history from visible objects only (history of hidden and locked objects remains);
- Purge history from unlocked objects only (history of locked and hidden objects remains);
- Purge history from hidden objects only (history of visible, locked and unlocked objects remain);
- Undo Purge history (currently, if Purge history is used, Undo scene will NOT undo the lost history).