@mkarimi this looks so promising, may I ask do you have the gh file for the bench so I can test, Iâd love to show the powers that be at our company these different ways of presenting designs to clients, tia
also in the latest build my models are coming in way off origin, super hard to find ! The size of the grid seems really small, or tt may be a scaling issue ? Is there a way to zoom to selected object or layer ?. I imported the model in from OneDrive on my iphone.
We donât have a roadmap, there are some obvious things that we need support, for example all possible input and output types. But besides that we want to hear from users what they think the roadmap should be like
Here is the bench model that I used in that video. Note, youâll need to configure your remote VM instance running Rhino.Compute to accept HTTPS. To do that, you can follow this guide. Rhino - Configure Compute to use HTTPS
Are you talking about model generated with Hops in iRhino or simply opening a file in iRhino?
In the latter case, iRhino doesnât change the scale/origin of your model. Hops integration in iRhino is units agnostic, itâs possible you need to adjust the document scale before running hops.
Thereâs no zoom selected ATM, but double tap anywhere on the screen to âzoom to extentsâ
@AndyPayne ooooo sounds a lot of faffing , Iâd have to check with our IT consultants about this, they get upset when you do things to the âsystemâ
For using Hops in iRhino3d you need compute server running in the cloud. We have step by step instructions for setting up a Compute server on Azure and AWS.
Once you have that working, you can enter the serve URL and API key in iRhino and solve a Hops definition remotely.
yeah the concept doesnât seem right. If we need a Windows EC2 instance running 24/7 it would appear that Rhino compute isnât really designed for Cloud.
Setting up a Rhino compute server on Azure/AWS/GCP requires an OS level & app level patching regime whence the pets/cattle debate arises and the question becomes the âwhy isnât Rhino compute a 12 factor app?â
Is it possible for HOPPS to go serverless, or at least show how to containerise Rhino to run in ECS for example?
The HOPPS-GH-RHINO Cloud Architecture needs some thinking through with doco and examples.
We are at a very early stage of prototyping ideas on different ways to use iRhino. What we currently have for offerings with regards to compute is what Morteza provided in the links above.
There is no current serverless option for Rhino.Compute. You would need to launch and manage a Windows EC2 instance.