Unfortunately, that folder is hidden away in your user library - about the same way it is in Windows. On the Mac, there is also “default” scripts folder, which is a good location for storing all your scripts.
Your script should then run when you type the alias and Enter.In Preferences>Aliases, create a new alias with the following:.The alias procedure # 1 outlined above for Windows Rhino should also work on Mac Rhino:
To create new toolbar buttons is different than in Windows Rhino, it’s a rather more involved procedure that can be found here. Note that the above two procedures for running scripts with aliases can also be done from toolbar buttons, just paste what you would for the alias into a new toolbar button. Now in Options>Aliases, you can create your aliases without the full path, just the name will work: