A series of scripts developed for Rhinoceros 3d (v.4, v.5), by Robert McNeel and Associates. Many of these scripts were inspired by Projects developed at Woods Bagot and Projects developed at Evan Douglis Studio and are made available under the MIT License.
long with the corresponding layer names to an RLF (Rhino Layer Format) file, which can be opened in any text editor.
construction. Rendering both the final bezier curve as well as the construction lines used to produce this curve.
Similar to Adobe Illustrators 2d curve blend, this tool takes a series of curves and creates interpolated steps between them.
This Rhino script allows the user to select two curves to be connected, closing them into a single polyline, using either a rough equivalent of …
A simple script developed during the Rib maker script, this Rhinoscript interface allows the user to select a set of curves then input a sequential …
This rhinoscript takes a collection of objects and produces a series of documentation drawings in Orthographic, Auxillary, and Isometric projection producing a total of 26 …
This Rhino Script breaks a curve down into a series of equidistant points represented as lines. Starting from a series of origin options, start, middle, …
The expanded surface is the final release of the unfolded surface series at this time. This version generates an expanded surface which provides higher structural …
This rhino script allows the user to create highly varied, yet controllable, low polygon count “hairs”.
This is the first set of a developing series of image reading scripts designed to bridge hand sketching with three-dimensional modeling. Inspired by a project …
A tool developed to expedite fabrication. Each click adds text which counts by a specified increment allowing for quick numbering, with your choice of prefixes.
Developed to simulate the little bit of randomness which exists when you hand-make things and place them in the real world this tool simply shakes …
This Rhino Script allows the user to select a piece of geometry then selects the inverse and hides it. Use _show to reveal this geometry.
This Rhino Script allows the user to create an oscillating lattice of curves. The user is asked to select a curve to act as a …
This rhino script allows the user to match the layer’s material color to that layer’s layer color. If no layer material has been applied the …
This Rhino Script allows the user to select multiple layer names and add a prefix to them. It is rather convenient within Rhino since no …
This rhinoscript, developed for circulation diagrams, converts curves into variable styles of surfaced three-dimensional arrows. The arrows themselves can vary in scale, proportion, angle, and …
This tool derives the median surface from a selected set of surfaces and places it at the origin point of a scene. As an early …
This Rhino Script allows the user to select multiple sets of curves to run the loft command on, reducing the total amount of time spent …
This rhinoscript is a basic multipipe command.
In using laser cut files directly out of Rhino, I consistently found the need for a command similar to “overkill” in Autocad for Rhino. In …
This Rhino Script allows the user to pack a series of curves into a set boundary with several options for scaling, orientation, sorting, and numbering.
Part of a library of environmental effect graphics generators this Rhino Script produces a series of lines which fall like rain upon Rhino’s cplane.
This simple rhinoscript, developed to randomize sets of objects for material application in rendering, allows the user to select a set of objects and place …
his rhino script allows the user to create highly varied, yet controllable, low polygon count “hairs”. This script operates based on the world coordinate system, …
This Rhino Script presents the user witha series of options to create random point clusters in different geometric volumes as well as surface or curve …
Developed for optimizing curves for laser cutting files, this script allows the user to rebuild curves that fall within a certain point count range.
This script allows the user to rebuild surfaces that fall within a certain point count range.
This Rhino Script takes allows the user to select a series of curves and a curve to reference them against. From this relationship, the user …
This Rib fabrication Rhino script allows the user to select a surface, input the row and column count, specify the rib dimensions, then sit back, …
This Rhino Script allows the user to select a series of objects to undulate or spiral about an axis, applying optional scalar values.
This fabrication script presents a simple tool to evaluate a surface with a triangular pattern and unfold this pattern in a series of bands. These …
This Rhinoscript takes any image reads the luminance value of the image at a user-specified 2d increment and uses the results as a scalar multiplier …
This script allows the user to morph between surfaces at a given instance.
This script produces six options for surface subdivisions within Rhino. It provides a curve set as an output that can be used for module population.
Surface wave is a very simple rhinoscript tool which uses a curve to create a sine wave based surface. Developed as a means to expedite …
The multiSweep script allows for the selection of multiple rails and a profile from which the profile’s relative planar orientation is determined and automatically aligned …
It may be a very simple script, but it is a handy one to have around. The command is modeled after adobe illustrator’s transform each …
This Rhino Script triangulates a surface with three pattern options.
This simple triangulation fabrication script takes a single surface and evaluates it at a user-specified density. The script then creates a flattened set of …
This simple triangulation fabrication script evaluates a surface and creates a tiled set of triangulated pieces with incrementally numbered tabs. To assemble, simply combine tabs …
This Rhino Script presents a series of options for the visualization of points, relative to graphics output. Once points are selected the user can then …
This Rhino Script uses a simple repeating over/under pattern, however, this curves in this series run diagonally across the surface creating a pseudo diagrid pattern.
This Rhino Script uses a series of curves, warp, and weft, running parallel to the UV directions of a surface, weaving two disparate series of …
