Rhinoinside for Rhino 8

[Andrii_Levchenko]

Hi everyone.
I am a bit confused, so maybe someone could clarify - is there an option to use rhinoinside Python library with Rhino 8?
I mean the one that is used for working with Rhino in ‘headless’ mode using Python?

[scottd (Scott Davidson)]

Like this?

Rhino inside Python

Here’s a new toy for the python crowd. You’ll need to have the Rhino 7 WIP installed on Windows. This allows you to embed and get access to RhinoCommon from inside of CPython. You must be running a 64-bit version of Python You can use either Python 2.7 or Python 3.7 import rhinoinside rhinoinside.load() import System import Rhino # for now, you need to explicitly use floating point # numbers in Point3d constructor pts = System.Collections.Generic.List[Rhino.Geometry.Point3d]() pts.Add(Rh…

[Andrii_Levchenko]

Hello, Scott.
Thanks for your answer.

Currently i am using python library library rhinoinside that is mentioned in the topic you have forwarded. But as far as i see in the documentation of this library here (rhinoinside · PyPI) Rhino 7 is a mandatory requirement. And on my working PC i have both Rhino7 and Rhino 8 with floating licenses. And the task i was trying to achieve - to force Python to use particularly Rhino 8 when Rhino 7 license is unavailable.

UPD. I managed to use Rhino 8 in my case by printing path to folder of Rhino 8 where RhinoCommon.dll is stored. In my case it was something like this

import rhinoinside
rhinoinside.load(“C:/Program Files/Rhino 8/System”)