Feature requests

“Align command as in alias” to change a surface’s position to match it with another surface’s position, a possibility to give them to G0 G1 G2 and G3

I am very used to working with CAD programs, and I miss a tool in 2D drawing that I use a lot... the EXTEND tool, which extends a line until another line, but not a specific distance, but to the next line that is found.

Adding materials is a nice way to separate them later in other 3D Software but you get weird naming with a very long string attribute with the current material feature I would like to have the feature to name your materials properly so when you use the model in Substance or Houdini you have proper naming of each geoemtry part.

Possibility to Pick a row of cvs (hull) like alias

Matching the curvature of an existing curve or surface to another curve, edge or surface. For reference: http://docs.mcneel.com/rhino/5/help/en-us/commands/match.htm http://docs.mcneel.com/rhino/5/help/en-us/commands/matchsrf.htm

Keep CVs visible in all selection modes unless you use "Toggle Points" command to hide them. Possibly not by default for newly created surfaces but it would be helpful if they stay visible once you turned them on.

Operations to the object symmetrize the opposite side.

Everyday I keep visiting Github to get the latest version of Plasticity. I think it would be very convenient to have some kind of "check for updates" option in the menu to automatically download and install the latest version of plasticity.

It would be awesome to see a function that allowed the direct editing of a selected line or face's dimensions to increase the accuracy of the design. Updating the dimension would also change surrounding lines and faces' dimensions to reflect the change. This would help improve 3D print dimension accuracy for 3D printed parts with higher tolerance requirements.

It's everywhere. Photoshop and most popular Adobe-apps (they were first), Figma, countless other web-tools, Rhino… It would also be particularly handy in the item-list, as you by dragging also set the copy's location in the stack. Usage example: create a standalone copy of a grouped item by holding Alt and dragging it out of the group.