olzplaza.blogg.se - Rhino 6 release

The only piece of information used during license verification is your CD-Key, which is included when you buy Rhino. You can only use each previous version CD-Key once. Rhino licenses must be validated before they can be used.Ĭritical: if you are upgrading from Rhino 5 to Rhino 6, or from Rhino 4.0 to Rhino 5, you need to keep track of which previous version CD-Key you used to upgrade. When you add a Rhino license to the Zoo, you will be asked to validate the license online.

Checked out - the license has been checked out on a semi-permanent basis.

In use - the license is loaned out, or in use.

Zoo licenses have three states, check can be viewed in the Zoo Administrator: Find out more about what’s new in the new release on the Rhino website.Licenses can be managed by running the Zoo Administrator (). Rhino costs €995 for a new perpetual license, and Rhino 5 users can upgrade for €395 until, after which time upgrades will cost €395.

Many more minor bug fixes and improvements.

Improvements to Make2D including an improved UI, dashed hidden line layers, a new Grasshopper Make2D component to create compositions with custom logic, support for clipping planes, support for whole scene silhouettes.

Improvements to the documentation pipeline including a completely reworked annotation-style interface, better DWG support, and support for RichText.

Speed and quality improvements to display pipeline.

Improvements to simplify material creation, decal placement and UV unwrapping.

Snapshot mode to save and return to states of appearance in models.

Kangaroo is added, an interactive relaxation solver and physics engine.

Grasshopper includes new components, including Make2D, Symbol Display, Bend, Flow, Maelstrom, Splop, Splorph, Stretch, Taper, Twist.

It now supports HDPI screens and includes multithreading for some components.

Grasshopper is out of beta and integrated into Rhino’s core.Rhino 6 released bringing full Grasshopper integration Robert McNeel & Associates has announced the release of Rhino 6, bringing the visual programming language Grasshopper into the core application.