My association with Rhino started at the beginning of this century.
Found these whilst clearing my garage.
My association with Rhino started at the beginning of this century.
Found these whilst clearing my garage.
Rhino 1.1? I see you’re a late adopter…
– Dale
Got me beat…I didn’t jump onboard till R3.
Here’s my first one.
I’ve enjoyed using Rhino ever since. Thanks to the amazing developers at McNeel👍
I’ve been using Rhino since I read an article in this magazine before it was released. Box says Version 1.0. Still have my Mouse Pad and Manual.
Only because I was initially skeptical about it when someone introduced me to it. I went to industry after being in Academia for most of my career. I thought of only doing a 5 year stint but because they agreed to let me use Rhino, I am still there 12 years later.
I was just looking through some backups a few days ago, this is my oldest Rhino…
Wow as early as 1997.
Amazing to think how long Rhino has been going. My first version was version 2, and I have not looked back, now on version 8.
Love the software, use it for a wide range of project types, injection molding, metal cnc & sheet work, wood composites assemblies, casting, architecture and so much more, thanks for a great, affordable, well supported product.