Apple’s Rosetta translation environment attempts to automatically translate Intel applications to run on Apple Silicon. Please note that this implementation is not native but uses Apple’s Rosetta 2. Rhino 7 for Mac is supported on Apple Silicon Macs with M1 processors running macOS Big Sur 11.3 onwards. We strongly recommend choosing a suitable M1 based machine unless you have other compelling reasons to go the Intel route. There are still some products in the Apple range that are powered by Intel processors namely the 27” iMacs and the Mac Pro – these are however due for replacement in the not-too-distant future. Going forward all new Apple Mac laptops and desktops will be built on versions of Apple Silicon rather than using Intel technology.
At present these new processors are all variations of the ‘M1’ CPU. Rhino 5: `%appdata%\mcneel\rhinoceros\5.Apple is gradually replacing its hardware with machines powered by ‘Apple Silicon’ processors. Rhino 6: `%appdata%\mcneel\rhinoceros\6.0\logs` Rhino 7: `%appdata%\mcneel\rhinoceros\7.0\logs` If strill have a problem, please email all of the following three items A screenshot of the error,Ģ) The Repair Utility log (copy the text below RECOMMENDED ACTION), andģ) The RHI installer log file that you can fine here: Loading error: Make sure you have the latest Rhino 6 service release (6.32 or later). Installation error: Download and run the "Installer Repair Utility" below, then reinstall PanelingTools.
Mac: PanelingTools for Rhino and Grasshopper is shipped with Rhino7 for Mac. Windows: Use the PackageManager command to search for "PanelingTools" and click “Download and Install”.
Installing PanelingTools for Rhino 7 (Service release candidate 7.2): It supports intuitive design of paneling concepts as well as help rationalize complex geometry into a format that is suitable for analysis and fabrication. PanelingTools for Rhino and Grasshopper by Robert McNeel & Associates is widely used by designers, architects, and building professionals.
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