Hi,
I used to assign H key to hide/unhide any subtool, now it doesn’t work anymore; it will work only on the specific subtool that I’ve clicked on to create the shortcut (CtrlAlt on the eye icon) 
Which makes it completely useless.
So for now I’m rolling back to 2021 as the new 2022 features are not critical for what I do.
Any help will be appreciated thanks
I’m interested that you ever got that to work in 2021 because I haven’t managed it!
This macro will do what you want though, so you can assign a hotkey to the macro button and it will toggle the eye icon for the selected subtool.
SubTool Vis.txt (1015 Bytes)
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Hi Marcus, thanks for the (very) quick answer ^^
I’ve been curious because you said that, so I checked the shortcut file from Zbrush 2021 : Turns out I was using an old macro from Zbrush 2020 xD
Maybe I simply made it with the 'new macro ’ tool, or maybe I picked it somewhere in ZBC, I don’t remember.
It still works for Zbrush 2022, problem solved !!
And err… the code is a lot simpler than your script, sorry well both works in the end ^^;
//ZBRUSH MACRO - Recorded in ZBrush version 2020
[IButton,???,"Press to run this macro. Macros can be aborted by pressing the ëescí key.",
[IShowActions,0]
[IConfig,2020]
//[VarSet,activeSubT,[IGetTitle, Tool:Current Tool]] //set variable name for current subtool name
//[VarSet,CheckState,[IModget,[StrMerge,"Tool:SubTool:",#activeSubT]]] //check current IMod state
[VarSet,activeSubT,[IGetTitle, Tool:Current Tool]] //set variable name for current subtool name
[IModSet,[StrMerge,"Tool:SubTool:",#activeSubT],1] //hide current tool