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#Rhino 6 beta install#
#Rhino 6 beta full#
#Rhino 6 beta for windows 10#
#Rhino 6 beta license#

The two helper components Puma Reports Unpacker and Puma Reports Display assist with inspecting and displaying report values generated by the CGA rules. The main Puma component is used for generating models, materials and reports out of a CityEngine Rule Package (RPK) and input shapes (polygons, surfaces, meshes). Using the Puma Grasshopper componentsĪfter starting Grasshopper, the Puma components are located in the Esri section in the Special tab. See below in the developer documentation. Go to the Puma app store entry on food4rhino and click on Download, this will download the Puma installer file. Open the Package Manager in the Rhino 7 "Tools" menu and search for "Puma". Recommended Installation Method: Rhino 7 Package Manager

#Rhino 6 beta for windows 10#

Note: Puma is currently only available for Windows 10 (Intel/AMD 64bit). The lower-level Rhino command ApplyRulePackage is useful to one-off test CityEngine Rule Packages.

#Rhino 6 beta full#

We expect Puma to be used mainly through Grasshopper as only there its full potential can be used by connecting it to other Grasshopper components. Puma technically consists of two plugins, (1) a command for Rhino and (2) components for Grasshopper. Now Puma will generate the model in the Rhino viewport.

Connect the "Surface" to the "Shapes" input.

Create a "Surface" component and use the "Set one surface" context menu entry to draw a surface in Rhino with the "Surface from 3 or 4 corner points" tool.

It is best practice to put RPKs next to the Grasshopper document or in a subdirectory. Puma will ask you to save the document, so it can store the path to the RPK relative to the document.

Right-click on the RPK input parameter to select the "Parthenon" RPK created above.

In Grasshopper go to the "Esri" tab and find the "Puma" section, drag the Puma component into the document.

#Rhino 6 beta install#

Install Puma via the Rhino 7 Package Manager in the Tools menu (recommended) or from food4rhino.

Tutorial 9 and export the "Parthenon" CGA rules to a RPK (see Creating a Rule Package). Quick Startĭownload and open the "Street Segment" example or create a scene from scratch: Redistribution or web service offerings are not allowed unless expressly permitted.

#Rhino 6 beta license#

Commercial use requires at least one commercial license of the latest CityEngine version installed in the organization. Puma is free for personal, educational, and non-commercial use. Comprehensive RPK examples are available below. An RPK includes assets and a CGA rule file which encodes an architectural style. Puma requires so-called rule packages (RPK) as input, which are authored in CityEngine. Consequently, the user can change any attributes of the building or street models easily by connecting them to other Grasshopper components. The building or street models stay procedural during the entire design or planning workflow. Complicated export-import steps are no longer needed, which also means that the procedural models do not need to be “baked” anymore. Therefore, a Rhino artist or designer does not have to leave their familiar Rhino environment anymore to make use of CityEngine’s procedural modeling power. It provides a Rhino command and Grasshopper components which enable the execution of CityEngine ‘rules’ within a Rhino scene. Puma is a plugin for Rhino3D and Grasshopper.