Introduction to RhinoArtisan
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Customizing the Interface in Rhino
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When you open Rhino for the first time after installing RhinoArtisan, you’ll see the Rhino interface with some new panels.
The interface is fully customizable. To place a panel in a new location, simply drag it to the edge where you’d like it to be positioned. Blue boxes will appear, showing the possible placements for the panel. By dragging and releasing, the panel will snap into its new position.
You can also stack panels in the same location by dragging one panel over another. Drag the panel by its name, and it will overlay with the other panel, allowing you to switch between them using a tabbed system.
To reopen any panels that aren’t displayed by default or that you’ve closed, go to the RhinoArtisan toolbar and click each panel button to display it again.
To switch to Dark Mode (recommended by RhinoArtisan):
- Go to File > Properties > Appearance > Colors > Dark.
- Restart Rhino to ensure all settings are applied correctly.
We recommend the following panel configuration:
