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Add temporary infinite guide / construction line.

Creates ngons from regions of connected coplanar welded faces.

Creates a curve that a hanging chain or cable assumes under its own weight when supported only at its ends.

Copy a linked block with Reference style layers.

Removes ngon groups from a mesh.

Spread objects out evenly between the end objects.

Downloads required bitmap files for textures.

Lengthen a curve by its natural extension to a boundary or point.

Tests a bugtrack issue id number to determine if code that was committed to fix the issue is in the actively running Rhino.

Manages Grasshopper plug-in (*.gha) loading behavior and locations.

Opens the folders where Grasshopper stores files of settings, user objects, clusters or components.

Downloads the Grasshopper SDK help document (.CHM) from the Internet.

Selects a Grasshopper plug-in file (*.gha) that will be ignored by Grasshopper.

Prompts to load Grasshopper plug-ins one by one and then launch Grasshopper.

Opens the Grasshopper plug-in window.

Reset the gumball widget alignment.

Set the size of the scale handles either relative to the model or to a fixed size.

Log you into Rhino using your Rhino account.

Log you out and returns any licenses borrowed from a Rhino account.

Create a mesh from intersecting lines.

The Notifications command opens the Notification panel.

Copy curves or surface edges parallel to the original.

Sets the active construction plane according to the current view direction to accommodate single-window modeling.

Display the viewport with real-time rendering that supports calculating reflection and refraction.

Assign a material to a layer from the command-line.

Render a selected area of the current viewport in the render window at the resolution specified in the Rendering panel.

Open the Render panel.

Change the spacing between objects.

Select all Rhino SubD objects in the model that do not have a boundary and are not locked or hidden.

Select mesh faces from the parent mesh object that are connected to a selected face.

Select a range of control points on a curve or surface.

Select a using a crossing sketched polyline.

Select edges from the parent mesh determined by an angle between mesh face normals.

Select mesh faces from the parent mesh object that are greater than the specified aspect ratio limit.

Select mesh faces from the parent mesh object that have an edge length greater or less than a specified value.

Select all mesh faces radiating out from the selected face to naked or unwelded edges in the parent mesh object.

Select all Rhino SubD objects in the model that have a boundary and are not locked or hidden.

Select all objects created with the Picture command.

Select all planar curves.

Select all planar surfaces.

Select all Rhino SubD objects in the model that are not locked or hidden.

Select objects enclosed by an extrusion object, surface, polysurface, or mesh.

Open the Direction Analysis control and turn on direction analysis for curves, surfaces, and polysurfaces.

Close the Direction Analysis control, and turn off direction analysis.

Open the End Analysis control, and display the endpoints of curves.

Close the End Analysis control, and turn off endpoints of curves.

The Snapshots command saves and restores Named Views, Named Positions, Layer States, as well as rendering settings, object settings including locked/hidden state, display mode, material, position, light settings, curve piping, displacement, edge softening, shutlining, and thickness.

Allow object snaps to work on objects that are hidden behind other objects.

Create a spherical surface of a given radius tangent to the three selected surfaces.

Reports information about the computer hardware and operating system.

Download and open sample and tutorial models.

Unlock objects previously hidden by the IsolateLock command.

Show objects previously hidden by the Isolate command.

Detects third-party plug-ins on the system and posts their information on a web page.

Zoom to include all end display markers on selected curves.