Following on from this post:
As I understand it the ports of NumPy and SciPy are only 32-Bit compatible. Has anyone tested them in Rhino 6? Can anything be done to support these?
Following on from this post:
As I understand it the ports of NumPy and SciPy are only 32-Bit compatible. Has anyone tested them in Rhino 6? Can anything be done to support these?
I’m pretty sure these libraries are not going to work on Rhino 6 and there hasn’t been much of any mention of these libraries being updated to support 64 bit. The best two options that I can think of at the moment would be to either
@stevebaer, Yipes! Those two packages are really handy when doing some serious number crunching. I will see exactly what components I am currently using but I would hate to limit myself to just those.
Do you think you could create an example of 1.?
There’s also the Math.NET option, Giulio made a handy write up here: http://www.grasshopper3d.com/profiles/blogs/using-math-net-numerics-in-ghpython
I very need an option which unites a set of polysurfaces in a uniform object - it is added to Rhino 6.
That has nothing to do with NumPy/SciPy… Mitch