We are talking about a commercial release here. Not ideal, nor really even usable when trying to output 15 drawings or so.Īlthough the Preview to export might work ok, it just seems like another clunky work around for a program that is otherwise very very powerful. Also to get it to have a resolution high enough it must be set to some pretty high dpi’s and then it takes a while to output.
For it to work correctly with InDesign’s ability to update links, the view must be exactly the same each time. ViewCaptureToFile does work, but not with the precision that I would like.
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Anybody have any other ideas? Rhino for Mac can’t print well, nor can it render well, so what is it for now that it is a commercial release? When it was in Beta I could understand these short comings, but now that I paid real money for it, I find the shortcomings crippling.įirst, my response to the various responses: I have tried -ViewportCaptureToFile but it feels clumsy in handling high quality resolutions, doesn’t create very clean lines, and takes a while to boot. I would like to simply Print to a Tiff, or PNG that I then layout in InDesign then when I make changes in the Rhino file, re-print to TIFF and InDesign updates.
Change line colors, weights, fills, page layout, etc. This results in beautiful drawings, but is a pain in the ass because when a change is needed, the illustrator conversion needs to happen all over again. How Am I supposed to get a good quality drawing set to print out of Rhino for Mac? In the past I have ‘export_selected’ each drawing from a file and saved as an illustrator file then put together into a multi-page PDF. Hi, I know this is a complaint I have had before, but I feel seriously trapped with Rhino for Mac.
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