- Install Python 3.7.1 (64-bit), have the installer add Python 3.7 to your PATH as well. Make sure
pip
gets installed (using the defaults from the first button, together with the checkbox for adding to PATH should get that set up). - Open a
cmd.exe
(start > run > cmd.exe) - install
rhino3dm.py
using:pip3.7 install --user rhino3dm
- Save the file https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jesterKing/import_3dm/master/import_3dm.py to a place you can easily remember (desktop or downloads is fine)
- Start Blender 2.80
- In top menu press
Edit > User Preferences...
- Select the section
Add-ons
- In the bottom of that window select
Install add-on from file...
- Browse to where you saved
import_3dm.py
, select it and press theInstall add.-on from file
button in the top right of the file browser - Done. Probably a good idea to restart Blender.
If you just now downloaded Blender 2.80 you can either use the operator search menu by pressing F3, or through File > Import
.
I’ll add some screenshots later.