dale
September 21, 2018, 9:31pm
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Hey Everyone,
Here is the second Work-In-Progress (WIP) release of the new (and hopefully) improved RhinoPolyhedra plug-in.
Note, this WIP requires Rhino 6 SR8 or later.
RhinoPolyhedra_6.0.6838.24400.rhi (1.6 MB)
If you wondering the first WIP release was all about, here is the thread I posted back in July:
New RhinoPolyhedra WIP available
What’s new in WIP 2:
The package now includes a plug-in for Grasshopper. You’ll find the components on the Mesh toolbar under Polyhedron.
The package also includes a new Rhino toolbar file (.rui).
More shapes (I think we are now up to ~635). Here is a Grasshopper document that lets you see them all.
TestPolyhedron.gh (12.2 KB)
Let me know what you think.
Enjoy!
– Dale
Fred_C
September 22, 2018, 11:52pm
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I appreciate all of your hard work! Thank you @dale .
~Fred
I would like to copy some names of these polyhedra from the Polyhedron plugin window and paste the names into a text file.
foreigner
September 23, 2018, 5:10am
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_MeshQuadSphere command line does not working on Rhino 6.9, but in Rhino 7 Wip is working .
The herd is becoming big !!
When I loaded TestPolyhedron.gh file, Rhino displayed two error messages, shown below. Grasshopper displayed the program, but the program did not work.
AlW
September 24, 2018, 12:16pm
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Did you miss this item in the July post?
“Note, if you already have RhinoPolyheda installed, you might need to remove it before installing the WIP.”
Looks like “might” is actually “must”.
dale
September 26, 2018, 8:06pm
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Hi @Andrew_Nowicki ,
There isn’t a way to get a list of shape names. Why do you need this?
– Dale
dale
September 26, 2018, 11:05pm
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Seems to work here and on two other systems I control.
– Dale
I do not need complete list, just one name at a time. It saves time I waste typing the names by hand. By the way, I have found a workaround - I make the shape, select it, and I copy its name from its object name in the panel.
