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  1. klankschap
    Hi Steve,
    Using the latest version of rhino for OSX, i did manage to install the plug-in, yet the RunPythonScript doesn't show up anywhere...
    How to proceed to get the python scripting going on OSX ?
    Thanks!
    Floris van Manen
  2. josh
    Hi Steve,

    I'm scripting some analysis at the moment where ExtractAnalysisMesh would come in really handy. I'm trying some work-arounds, but if you could incorporate that one, I'd really appreciate it.

    Thanks!
    Josh
  3. TijlU
    Steve,
    Could you please have a look at the Configuring Pydev for Rhino.Python blog??
    See if you understand why Dimitry and i can't acces Rhino via eclipse?
    import Rhino doesn't work after all the steps mentioned in the tutorial and if i do anything else it also needs a RhinoPython.Host

    Thanks!!
    Tijl
  4. TijlU
    All,
    I'm trying to access Rhino and use the RhinoPythonEditor from outside of rhino.
    I've writen a python script which runs from rhino, but to combine this with other programs it would be great to run it from within eclipse(python) and to have everything running from 1 source.
    Searching the internet has not helped me yet. Does anyone know how to solve this?

    Thanks!!

    Tijl
  5. holger schloz
    ...thatīs too cool, thankīs a lot Steve!
    Holger
  6. holger schloz
    Hey Steve,
    Right now Iīm working on a project where I could really need the AddSrfContourCrvs syntax for python... Would be nice if you could find some time to write that one, if not, I will have get back to vb script ;-)... Thankīs a lot!
    Greez, Holger
  7. i3enhamin
    Just wanted to thank you and congrats for incorporating python and rhino! I assume you played a strong role.

    Ben Racine
    bjracine@glosten.com
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    Hi Steve,

    I've just joined the forum and I'm really excited about the Python development in Rhino.
    One thought I have is to consider looking at NODEBOX2, which is also Python-based, and perhaps develop scripts that are inter-operable among the two programs.
    This might lead to some fantastic possibilities.
    Links Here:
    http://beta.nodebox.net/
    http://nodebox.net/code/index.php/Gallery
    http://nodebox.net/code/index.php/Ma...etric_surfaces

    Santiago
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Python Goodies - the sorted function

by Steve Baer on 10-18-2011 at 05:35 PM
There are so many nice little features of python. Here's a good one to learn; the sorted function.

sorted(iterable[, cmp[, key[, reverse]]]) - http://wiki.python.org/moin/HowTo/Sorting/
This function takes a list and returns a sorted version of the list. That's nice...... but I wouldn't write a blog post about this if that was all this function does. Here's what I really like about the sorted function, the optional key argument. This argument lets you define a function

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Numpy and Scipy in RhinoPython

by Steve Baer on 06-27-2011 at 09:14 PM
Disclaimer: I have very little experience with numpy and scipy so you are going to do better by searching google for support with these libraries. This blog is about getting these libraries to run in Rhino.
Yes it is possible now!!!
Okay, here's what I did to get numpy/scipy running in Rhino

1 - Install Rhino 5 (32bit version)
numpy/scipy uses C++ DLLs which need to be compiled for a specific platform. Currently numpy/scipy for IronPython will only run

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Kinect SDK

by Steve Baer on 06-17-2011 at 04:31 PM
YES!!! This could lead to some incredible applications.

http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/...cts/kinectsdk/

Now if they only had a version that clipped to your monitor and tracked your fingers...
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Outside the Box 2 - Calling the Shapeways API from Python

by Steve Baer on 06-02-2011 at 07:48 PM
I received a question on accessing the ShapeWays API from my last "Outside the Box" blog and figured I should dig in and figure out what is going on. Shapeways has a web service API that uses SOAP and a WSDL page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Ser...ption_Language) as described here
http://www.shapeways.com/api

This API is a bit different than the REST API which I wrote a script to access in my previous blog post. In order to use this API, I ended up

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Multithreaded Python

by Steve Baer on 06-01-2011 at 07:52 PM

One of the nice bits that we have access to in Rhino python is the Task Parallel Library that is built into .NET 4
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...ing.tasks.aspx

This set of classes and functions makes it relatively easy to write things like parallel for loops in which every iteration of the loop may be processed on different threads. This nice thing about parallel for loops

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