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developer:macroscriptsetup [2020/08/14]
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developer:macroscriptsetup [2021/01/08]
mitch_heynick [Organizing your script collection]
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 You can get to it by clicking the Windows "Start" button and typing **%appdata%**.  This will open the \AppData\Roaming folder, you can navigate along the above path from there.  To be able to access it quickly again, make a shortcut to the folder on your desktop.  You can store both Rhinoscript format scripts (.rvb) as well as Python format scripts (.py). You can get to it by clicking the Windows "Start" button and typing **%appdata%**.  This will open the \AppData\Roaming folder, you can navigate along the above path from there.  To be able to access it quickly again, make a shortcut to the folder on your desktop.  You can store both Rhinoscript format scripts (.rvb) as well as Python format scripts (.py).
  
-**On the Mac platform**, the default scripts folder path is located in the **~Library** folder, also hidden.  The full path is \\ +**On the Mac platform**, the default scripts folder path is located in the **~Library** folder, also hidden.  **For Rhino 5.0**, the full path is \\ 
   ~/Library/Application Support/McNeel/Rhinoceros/Scripts   ~/Library/Application Support/McNeel/Rhinoceros/Scripts
 +  
 +**For Rhino 6.0 and later**, the version number has been added to the folder path.  Each version therefore has its own folder.  The full path will be \\ 
 +  ~/Library/Application Support/McNeel/Rhinoceros/6.0/Scripts (or 7.0, etc.)
 +  
 You can navigate to the ~Library folder by holding down the Alt key and pulling down the "Go" menu in the Finder, then navigating along the path above.  //Note: you can only run Python scripts on Mac (.py extension), Rhinoscripts (.rvb) will not run.// You can navigate to the ~Library folder by holding down the Alt key and pulling down the "Go" menu in the Finder, then navigating along the path above.  //Note: you can only run Python scripts on Mac (.py extension), Rhinoscripts (.rvb) will not run.//