Architosh’s INSIDER Xpresso #12 newsletter readers got an early chance to read a key feature report in the upcoming Architosh INSIDER Report annual that is focused on “computational design” in the AEC industry.
Titled, “Expanding a BIM Workflow Near You—McNeel’s New Open Source Rhino.Inside SDK” the feature article has Architosh interviewing Bob McNeel and Daniel Belcher of McNeel and Associates about all things ‘Rhino.Inside.’
The Deepest Scoop on Rhino.Inside
While other CAD industry outlets have written about the relatively new ‘Rhino.Inside’ open-source technology from McNeel, none have dug down this deep before, unlocking aspects and information about the SDK (software development kit) that is sure to light up the BIM world in 2020 with a lot of interesting developments.
This is an image for Rhino.Inside for Revit seen here.
For those who are not aware, ‘Rhino.Inside’ is a software toolkit that locates into a host application the full features of Rhino including Grasshopper. What has been publicized in the past year is that Rhino.Inside for Revit is a big deal and the leading push with this new technology. However, Rhino.Inside technology has many facets of impact within AEC that have not been discussed thoroughly before.
Two Ways to Read The Story
The feature on Rhino.Inside technology is coming up as part of our annual INSIDER Report. One way to read the story is to wait for the INSIDER Report to be published, relatively soon this month.
The more immediate way to read the story is to sign-up for INSIDER Xpresso, our free monthly newsletter. The benefits of signing up for our free newsletter include gaining access to emTech content (emerging technologies).
Instructions—Reading the Rhino.Inside Feature
To read this special feature from the latest issue release of our INSIDER Xpresso newsletter, follow these simple instructions:
- Click on this URL: https://architosh.com/become-an-architosh-insider/#boxzilla-27234
- Sign-Up for Xpresso (you can always unsubscribe easily if you don’t like it)
- Proper Sign-Up confirmation looks like image (01 below)
- Look for confirmation in email—looks like image (02 below)
- The confirmation email includes a link to issue #01. Click on it.
- Now click on Past Issues in menu. See image (03 below).
- Click on issue #12 in list (top). You are done.
(image 01) Step 3 image. Your image may say something slightly different about issue #1 but it looks like this.
(image 02) Step 4 image. Click the hyperlink.
(image 03) Step 6. Click on Past Issues in menu bar. It will take you to a list of Xpresso issues. Click on #11 for the story on Vectorworks and EmTech. That’s it!
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