Toolbars Sizes and Styles

The Toolbar Sizes and Styles options manage the toolbar tab and button appearance.

Tab Display Style

Tab Size

Small

16 pixels high.

Medium

24 pixels high.

Large

32 pixels high.

Floating

Tab style used when toolbars are floating.

Text

Displays the text only.

Image

Displays the image only.

Text + Image

Displays both the image and the text.

Docked Top/Bottom

Tab style used when toolbars are docked at the top or bottom of the screen.

Text

Displays the text only.

Image

Displays the image only.

Text + Image

Displays both the image and the text.

Docked Side

Tab style used when toolbars are docked at the side of the screen.

Text

Displays the text only.

Image

Displays the image only.

Text + Image

Displays both the image and the text.

Hide single tab when docked

Hides the tab when single toolbar is docked. This saves room.

Toolbar tab (left), toolbar tab hidden (right).

Button Options

Button size

Small

16x16 pixels.

Medium

24x24 pixels.

Large

32x32 pixels.

Cascade delay

____ (in milliseconds)

Cascade as menu


Cascade as menu=Yes (left), Cascade as menu=No (right).

Visibility

Sidebar visible

Displays the 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.

Last used buttons visible

Displays the most-recently-used buttons toolbar. The MRU Toolbar is a special toolbar that populates itself with toolbar buttons as they are used. The toolbar is limited to 20.

Other

Lock docked windows

Locks toolbars and panels when they are docked. When this option is on, toolbars and panels cannot be undocked or docked and the gripper bars are removed.


Restore Defaults

Restores the default system values. All custom toolbar settings in the default workspace will be lost. Restarting Rhino is required for this reset.

To save options

OptionsExport

Save Options settings to a file.

OptionsImport

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

Options

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.


Rhinoceros 5 © 2010-2015 Robert McNeel & Associates. 17-Sep-2015