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Reports information about the computer hardware and operating system.
Read and execute a command script from a text file.
Opens the Script Editor window for Python and C# programing.
Open the Command History window.
Save the Command History to a file.
Opens the File Explorer panel that can access any types of files on the computer.
Save Options settings to a file.
Restore Options settings from a file.
Opens the toolbar list for you to show or hide toolbars.
Link to Toolbars toolbar
Merges the original toolbars of the selected .rui file and its customized toolbars into a new rui file.
ExportRuiFile
Open an edit window for script creation and testing.
Restores the window layout, toolbars, or all settings to the initial state of the Rhino app.
Opens the Macro Library dialog box to manage the macros in the default toolbars or linked rui files.
Macros
Opens the Containers dialog box to manage the panels or toolbars in containers.
Containers
Saves the current arrangement of containers, panels, and toolbars to a new custom Window Layout.
SaveWindowLayout
Opens the Window Layouts dialog box to list, save, restore, export, or import arrangement of containers.
WindowLayout
Repeat any command or script/macro.
Edit a Python script.
Manages plug-in settings.
Recovers geometry objects that can be read from a damaged Rhino 3dm file.
Store the connection between a command's input geometry and the result, so that when the input geometry changes, the result updates accordingly.
Link to History toolbar
Add information about the model's position for GIS mapping applications.
Add temporary infinite guide / construction line.
Remove temporary infinite guide / construction line.
Deletes all surface analysis meshes in the model.
Delete render and analysis meshes.
Manage URL addresses attached to an object.
Enable alerter, watch commands, time, sound, run Rhino commands.
Assists in the discovery, installation, and management of Rhino and Grasshopper plug-ins.
Delete unused block definitions, groups, layers, hatch patterns, linetypes, annotation styles, and materials.
Moves through the layers of a model sequentially, just like turning the pages of a book or a slide show for demonstration and training.
Removes random points of a specified number from a point cloud.
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