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Toolbars options manage the toolbars and toolbar buttons.
The Toolbars Options page shows the contents of the toolbar layout. The toolbar layout holds the toolbars, the buttons in them, and the screen position of each toolbar. It also determines whether the toolbar is hidden or showing.
Toolbars
Sizes and Styles
File menu
New
Creates a new toolbar collection file (.rui).
Open
Opens an existing toolbar collection file (.rui).
Close
Closes the selected toolbar collection.
Close All
Closes all toolbar collections.
Save
Saves the selected toolbar collection.
Saves the selected toolbar collection as a different file.
Save All
Saves all toolbar collections.
Properties (Collection)
Opens the RUI File Properties dialog box.
Import Toolbars
Import toolbars from another collection.
Export Groups
Export toolbar groups.
New Group
Create new toolbar group.
Create a new toolbar.
Delete
Deletes the selected toolbar.
Properties
Opens the Toolbar Properties dialog box.
Group Name
The name of the group the toolbar belongs to.
Tab
The name of the toolbar tab. It is possible to have only one tab in a group.
Text
The text that appears on the toolbar tab.
Edit bitmap
Opens the Bitmap Editor.
Image only
Displays the image only.
Text only
Displays the text only.
Both image and text
Displays both the image and the text.
Sidebar
Assigns a Sidebar toolbar.
The sidebar is a special group that can populated with any existing group according to the currently active tab.
In the default workspace, if you click the Curve Tools, Solid Tools, Drafting, and other tabs in the Standard group across the top, the Sidebar docked on the left is populated with the contents appropriate to the active tab.
Workspace Editor
Opens the Workspace Editor.
Macro Library
Opens the Macro Library.
Files
Lists the active toolbar collections.
Toolbars
Lists the toolbars in the active toolbar collection.
Click a toolbar name to open the toolbar.
Right-click to open the Edit menu.
Restores the default system values. All custom toolbar settings in the default workspace will be lost. Restarting Rhino is required for this reset.
Groups are containers for one or more toolbars that display as tabs. Floating a toolbar automatically makes a group of one.
Single-tab groups can hide the tab.
Toolbar
The Toolbar command opens the Toolbars Options page.
ShowToolbar
The ShowToolbar command opens a specified toolbar. See: Toolbars Sizes and Styles Options > Visibility.
Steps
Type the name of a toolbar.
Use the Toolbar command to view the list of toolbars in the toolbar layout.
ToolbarLock
The ToolbarLock command locks docked toolbars and panels. See:Toolbars Sizes and Styles Options > Lock docked windows.
ToolbarReset
The ToolbarReset command restores toolbars to the default layout.
All toolbar (.rui) files are closed and Rhino must be restarted to complete the process. On restart, a new default toolbar file is unpacked from files installed with Rhino installer and opened.
Save Options settings to a file.
Restore Options settings from a file.
Note: When multiple sessions of Rhino are open at one time, changes made in the last Rhino session closed will be saved.
See also
Manage global options: 3D mouse, alerter, aliases, appearance, context menu, display modes, files, general, idle processor, keyboard, libraries, licenses, modeling aids, mouse, plug-ins, render, RhinoScript, selection menu, toolbars, updates and statistics, view.
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