Which industry uses Rhino 6 the most?

[TomTom (Tom)]

@Rhino_Bulgaria

One of these improvements is the addition of “Edge continuity” analysis that was introduced in Rhino 7.

Btw this was something I proposed in this forum due to my daily works in Icem 3 years ago. Not saying it was me giving the hint in this direction, but if it was me, it is indeed a sign that the community has influence.

Any vsr like / alias tools making it to rhino 6?

A better example: [image] Even though the surface in this example hasn’t got a good controlpoint layout, I was still able to match G1 with 8x5 controlpoints. Because of the size, G2 would not made sense anyway (<1mm). It is more important to reduce cp count in order to get a smooth shape, so that the eye doesn’t see a sudden change in curvature within the surface, because G2 can also unsmooth a surface. It also possible to match G2 but loosing G1, This is when curvature is equal but tangency …

@Rhino_Bulgaria

Rhino is usually targeted to small companies, shops or freelancers who do the work on a single machine, or spread the work on several machines where everybody does a different thing. I hear good things about Worksession in Rhino, too.

The example I gave with ICEM was just to make clear, that the demands on a software, no matter who is targeted, is not always as obvious. Furthermore this might be incorrect. I would say Rhino tries to target as many people as possible. Larger corporations doing CAD also have many Rhino licenses for special purposes.