RHINOCEROS 5 (FULL VERSION)

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Introduction Product

Rhino 5.0 is the market leader in industrial design modeling software. Highly complicated shapes can be directly modeled or acquired through 3D digitizers. With its powerful NURBS based engine Rhino 5.0 can create, edit, analyze, and translate curves, surfaces, and solids. There are no limits on complexity, degree, or size. McNeel Rhino 5.0 also supports polygon meshes and point clouds for a complete coverage of geometric data types. With its unparalleled modeling power McNeel Rhino 5.0 lets you focus on designing, not on cumbersome modeling workarounds.

Key Features and Benefits:

Uninhibited free-form 3-D modeling tools like those found only in high-end systems. Model any shape you can imagine.
Accuracy needed to design, prototype, engineer, analyze, and manufacture anything from an airplane to jewelry.
Compatibility with all your other design, drafting, CAM, engineering, analysis, rendering, animation, and illustration software.

Read and repair extremely challenging IGES files.
Accessible. So easy to learn and use that you can focus on design and visualization without being distracted by the software.

Fast, even on an ordinary laptop computer. No special hardware is needed.
Affordable. Ordinary hardware. Short learning curve. Priced like other Windows software. No maintenance fees.

What's New in Rhino 5.0:

Overview
There are more than 3,500 enhancements in Rhino 5.0 that make Rhino faster and better at handling larger models; altogether the most stable version ever.

Modeling Highlights
Object creation in Rhino continues to be enhanced. In Rhino 5.0 there are dozens of refines to the existing tools, along with a few new commands and new extrusion objects.

Editing
Editing complex model is faster and easier with hundreds of new and enhanced commands including: direct sub-object manipulation, thin-wall shelling, history support for more commands, dozens of new and enhanced commands

Interface
The Rhino 5.0 interface includes new tools for editing and for object creation, including: gumball object manipulation widget, object Selection tools enhancements, object snap enhancements, toolbars with tabs, docking panels, and much more.

Display
The Rhino 5.0 goals included are: speed improvements, quick viewport display configuration, working display modes expanded and enhanced, presentation and rendered display modes expanded and enhanced, display mode plug-in support enhanced, plus many other improvements, including draw order support, two-point perspective, and enhanced clipping planes.

Rendering
High quality presentation is critical to most design projects. Rhino 5.0 has greatly enhanced the rendering tools in both the basic Rhino Renderer and support of plug-in renderers. Including major enhancements to: Rhino Renderer, Materials, textures, and environments, Views (Cameras), Lighting, Mesh modifiers, Post-rendering modifiers, Animation

Drafting and Printing
For almost every type of physical product design, technical illustration and 2-D drawing are used to concisely communicate ideas, specifications, and instructions to people in design, development, and fabrication. Our goal for Rhino 5.0 is to make it easier to create 2-D drawings and illustrations for every discipline in every notation system and visual style used around the world. Major areas of enhancement include: More control over annotation styles, History support for dimensions, Text field in text and leaders, Area and curve length dimensions, Revision clouds, Isometric views, Draw order, More page layout controls, Print calibration, High-res viewport capture

Mesh
There are both new and enhanced mesh tools, plus support for double-precision meshes to accurately represent and display ground forms such as the 3-D topography of a large city.

3-D Capture
Rhino has always directly supported both 3-D digitizing hardware and 3-D scanned point cloud data. Rhino's 64-bit support and enhanced support for graphic co-processors has made it possible to work with these large point clouds. LIDARcaptures 3-D terrain data for agriculture, archaeology, conservation, geology, land use planning, surveying, transportation, plus wind farm, solar farm, and cell tower deployment optimization. In addition, Rhino 5.0 added robust support for plug-ins, such as Rhino Terrain, that provide specialty tools for these new Rhino users.

Analysis
Rhino 5.0 includes 9 new tools and more than 15 enhancements to help ensure that the 3-D models used throughout your process are the highest possible quality.

Large projects
There are more than 25 new commands and major enhancements for working with large teams to organize, manage, and administer massive projects and for organizing and working on large files.

Compatibility
Nine new import/export file formats, more than 50 new compatibility enhancements, and more than 150 minor bug fixes. Also, the updated openNURBS libraries allow hundreds of other applications to read and write Rhino 5.0's native 3DM files.

New Software developer tools
Enhancements for users and third-party developers.

System Requirements and Recommendations
Rhino 5 for Windows runs on ordinary Windows desktop and laptop computers, with:

Hardware:
Note: Apple hardware is supported only with Bootcamp.

- 1 GB RAM. 8 GB or more is recommended
- DVD drive or an Internet connection for installation
- 600 MB disk space
- OpenGL 2 capable video card recommended
- No more than 63 CPU Cores.

Operating systems:
Note: Both 32- and 64-bit versions are installed on 64-bit Windows systems.