This is a folder. You can use File Explorer to find it. Just copy-paste the folder here:
However, because you already have Weaverbird installed, you may as well just run the Rhino Command: _GrasshopperDeveloperSettings in Rhino 6 and add a new line for C:\Program Files (x86)\Weaverbird (please check exact path).
Thank you, the last option worked well!
It is in Grashopper but I do’nt have a tab in Rhino 6. That isn’t possible?i
error:
Unable to load plugin. The plugin does not appear to be compatible with this version of Rhino.
Thanks
Found!
Dude this helped out a lot thanks a lot
much love
Hey anyone able to work past this error
“An attempt was made to load an assembly from a network location which would have caused the assembly to be sandboxed in previous versions of the .NET Framework. This release of the .NET Framework does not enable CAS policy by default, so this load may be dangerous. If this load is not intended to sandbox the assembly, please enable the loadFromRemoteSources switch.”
Can’t figure out exactly how to enable that switch?
Did you unblock the file that you downloaded from the internet?
Hi Giulio, I have only Rhino 6., SR13, educational.
I installed WB using also the Weaverbird.Gh.Registrator.exe When starting Rhino, WB could not be loaded because “incompatibility” (?)with my Rhino version, but I got WB es expected in GH an the components work. I am attaching an image with the error message to see if you can help me. Thanks in advance, Jaime
There is no way to make Weaverbird commands work in V6-V7, because they were using an old SDK and they would have to be rewritten. Sorry. You can however use all Grasshopper components!
Dear Giulio, thank you for your answer. I thought I was doing something wrong. For me, it’s OK if I can use the WB components in GH. And thank you for sharing you tools.
The link is no longer valid. I cannot find the method in the current documentation (neither rh6 nor wip). Where can I find it? Thanks!
Hello, I am not McNeel so I can’t help you on the content of the SDK but it still work in V6 for me
//Catmull & Clark
Rhino.Geometry.MeshRefinements.RefinementSettings rr = new Rhino.Geometry.MeshRefinements.RefinementSettings();
rr.Level = level;
Rhino.Geometry.MeshRefinements.CreaseEdges ce = Rhino.Geometry.MeshRefinements.CreaseEdges.Auto;
switch(creasedEdge) {
case 0 : ce = Rhino.Geometry.MeshRefinements.CreaseEdges.NakedFixed; break;
case 1 : ce = Rhino.Geometry.MeshRefinements.CreaseEdges.NakedSmooth;break;
case 2 : ce = Rhino.Geometry.MeshRefinements.CreaseEdges.CornerFixedOtherCreased;break;
case 3 : ce = Rhino.Geometry.MeshRefinements.CreaseEdges.Auto;break;}
rr.NakedEdgeMode = ce;
// 3 SMOOTH
catmullMesh = Mesh.CreateRefinedCatmullClarkMesh(raw, rr);Thank you Laurent. Just found that this method is not for public consumption. But it does work.
Yes, @stevebaer has been busy updating the SubD SDK with @dalelear’s input. They may be able to tell at which point this endeavor stands.
I’m confused Giulio, why did you assign this thread to me? I can’t tell if there is an action I’m supposed to take here.
@stevebaer, you’ve updated RhinoCommon for SubD, I don’t know if the equivalent of Rhino’s _Subdivide is included. @vincentfs asks: “Where can I find it?”
I just added a Subdivide function to the SubD class in RhinoCommon. This will be available in next week’s WIP.
I wonder how this correlates with Serengeti’s SubD regarding texture mapping, point hierarchy, tree structure and so on. Any insights?