Docking Browsers

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Docking Browsers

Both Machining Operations Browser and the Machining Objects Browser windows are dock-able windows.  This means these windows can be docked in any position in Rhino.  This section describes the procedure to be used to dock both of these windows such that they are stacked vertically.

 

tog_minusStep 1: Launch the MILL Browser

From the Rhino main menu, select the RhinoCAM menu and then pick MILL. This displays the machining operations browser and by default is docked to the left half of the application window next to the view bar.
tog_minusStep 2: Display the Tools, Machining Objects Browser

Select the Tools Machining Objects button located on the Machining Operations Browser just to the left of the Program tab. This displays the Machining Objects Browser next to the operations browser.

Step 2: Display the Tools, Machining Objects Browser - Premium Configuration shown

Step 2: Display the Tools, Machining Objects Browser - Premium Configuration shown

 
tog_minusStep 3: Drag & Drop the Browser

Selecting the title bar and holding the left mouse button down and dragging the browser window  allows you to dock the browser to desired location. You can dock a browser inside of another browser or have them docked side by side.