Clipboard actions

Cut

Toolbar	Menu	Shortcut
Standard	Edit Cut	Command ⌘ + X

Toolbar

Shortcut

Toolbar: Standard

Standard

Edit

Cut

Command ⌘ + X

The Cut command deletes objects from the model and places them in the Clipboard.

Note

All selected objects are removed from your model and placed on the Clipboard. Object properties and location are stored with the object.
When you Paste objects into Rhino, they are placed on the same layer they came from in the original model. If the layer does not exist, it is created when the object is pasted.
In the command window, on the right-click context menu, only text from the command prompt, text edit boxes, or other applications can be cut, copied, or pasted.

CopyToClipboard

Toolbar	Menu	Shortcut
Standard	Edit Copy	Command ⌘ + C

Toolbar

Shortcut

Toolbar: Standard

Standard

Edit

Copy

Command ⌘ + C

The CopyToClipboard command copies selected objects to the Clipboard.

Note

The object's Properties and location are stored with the object.
If the objects are grouped, a new group is created from the copied objects. The objects are not added to the group from which they were copied.
When you Paste objects into Rhino, they are placed on the same layer they originally had. If the layer does not exist, it is created when the object is pasted.
Right-click the Paste toolbar button to paste objects on the current layer.
In addition to geometry, the viewport image and command history text is copied.
When you paste into a program that accepts images such as Paint Shop Pro or Microsoft Word, the viewport image is pasted.
In the command window, on the right-click context menu, only text from the command prompt, text edit boxes, or other applications can be cut, copied, or pasted.

Paste

Toolbar	Menu	Shortcut
Standard	Edit Paste Tools Commands > Paste from Clipboard	Command ⌘ + V

Toolbar

Shortcut

Toolbar: Standard

Standard

Edit

Paste

Tools

Commands >

Paste from Clipboard

Command ⌘ + V

The Paste command inserts objects from the Clipboard.

If there are Rhino objects on the Clipboard, they are pasted into your model. Object properties and location are restored with the object.
When you paste objects into Rhino, they are placed on the same layer they came from in the original model. If the layer does not exist, it is created when the object is pasted.
In the command window, on the right-click context menu, only text from the command prompt, text edit boxes, or other applications can be cut, copied, or pasted.
Rhino 6 objects can be copied and pasted into Rhino 5, but not Rhino 4 or earlier versions.
When pasting Rhino 6 objects into Rhino 5, Rhino 6 specific data will be lost or converted. Details...
Objects copied in any previous versions of Rhino can be pasted into Rhino 6.

Resolving render content conflicts

Rhino detects material, environment and texture name conflicts in the following file operations:

Import a model.
Insert a model.
Paste objects from a different model

When a render content item name already exists in the current model, but the content settings are different, the conflicted item will be imported with "[imported]" appended to its name.

Resolving block conflicts

When a conflicted block is inserted, imported, or pasted into a model, you will be asked to resolve the conflict. A block conflict happens when two different blocks use the same name.

Model block

The block already defined in the model will be used instead of the block defined in the file being inserted.

File block

All instances of this block in the model will be updated.

Keep both blocks

The block you are inserting will be renamed as you specify.

Do this for all block name conflicts

The Block Name Conflict dialog box will not be displayed again.

Clipboard actions

Cut

Note

CopyToClipboard

Note

Paste

Resolving render content conflicts

Resolving block conflicts

Model block

File block

Keep both blocks

Do this for all block name conflicts

See also

Delete

Import

Insert

Copy