![]() ![]() Pressing and holding shift to reverse the effect of your current Ortho setting. Right click again to restore the state before. Right-mouse click on an osnap filter in the panel to check that one and uncheck all the others. Take advantage of the possibility to assign a display mode to an object via _SetObjectDisplayMode. It will save you tons of time of hiding (and showing) certain layers. But going into a deeply nested layer tree is hard, so just use _OneLayerOff. Often enough you want to disable a whole layer based on your selection. Since this pop-up is actually a full-fledged layer manager you can also set your current layer (when no object is selected), or hide/show and lock/unlock layers. To change the layer of the selected object(s) click on the layer name in statusbar and choose another layer. Rhino will unfold the layer structure for you and and highlight the right layer. With the wanted object selected go to your layers panel and click on the hammer icon, then choose “Select Object Layer”. Of course we can see the layer name of the selected object in the statusbar, but when working with many (and possibly similar named) layers this information alone is sometimes not enough. # Find layerĮvery so often you are in need of finding the layer the object is in – i.e. If you need a tighter tolerance, use smaller units instead. Never set it below 1.0e-5 – chrashes might occur and you pay with slow computing speed. In general keep the absolute tolerance setting in the range of 0.01 to 0.0001. ![]() Use a tolerance setting one order of magnitude tighter than (1/10 of) your smallest modeled detail. What are they? How are they important? Do I have to do anything?Īll those questions are perfectly answered in the McNeel Wiki. Suppresses command options for clutter free command feedback. If the first character in a toolbar macro is not “!” and the last character is” /”, the script runs on the command line without Enter, so more information can be added. The apostrophe tells that next command is a nestable command. # Symbols in command lineĮver wondered what the specials chars in commands meant? Or are you always forgetting? CharĬauses the command to repeat automatically without pressing Enter to restart. There is a great video series on Vimeo where it’s shown how to model things from scratch with an in-depth approach lasting around 90 minutes each. Go and see this wonderful explanation: «Nurbs is just an acronym» A collection of cool stuff and lesser known facts on Rhino & Grasshopper you might or might not know.
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