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Dear monolithos - you can save all the files individually. the open network into the FTP server of the files are meant to be burned onto a physical DVD. hope that helps.

GETTING STARTED

To get started using Scan&Solve™ you will need to have an installation of Rhino (V4 SR9 or V5 32-bit) on your Windows computer. An evaluation copy of Rhino may be downloadedhere. (This fully functional version is the same as the commercial version except that it only saves 25 times. Scan&Solve™ will operate within Rhino during this evaluation period.)

V1.3 of Scan&Solve™ is now available !

Download the free 17-day evaluation or purchase a license.

The Scan&Solve™ documentation may be accessed through this link, while a one-page summary of controls can be found here. Please join the Scan-and-Solve for Rhino network to be notified about updates.

TAKE YOUR RHINO FOR A TEST

For users of Rhino who share the vision of seamless integration between geometric design and physical simulation. Scan&Solve™ for Rhino performs basic stress tests on native Rhino solid models. No meshing or conversions are required and no prior knowledge of analysis or finite elements is needed. Share your experiences with Scan&Solve™ for Rhino, and make suggestions on desired features and improvements.

Learn more about Scan&Solve™ for Rhino or the underlying technology fromIntact Solutions.

See who is using Scan&Solve in education and industry.

Source: Scan&Solve

RhinoFabLab Grasshopper Collaborative Workshop (10-12 October):

This workshop will give students a functional understanding of Grasshopper and Parametric design. This will allow them to build on this understanding into more advanced projects of their own including design optimization, and creating models on the Laser and CNC machines, respectively.

NOTE: Rhino Level 1 training is required to be able to take this training.

Since we have three full days of the workshop, it has been decided that sessions will be divided into 4 blocks of two hours for each day. Whereby, we will have 12 full blocks for GH.

Workshop hours run from: 10am – 12pm / 1pm – 6/7pm (with a one hour lunch break between 12pm – 1pm)

Workshop sessions: (A) 10am – 12pm / (B) 1pm – 3pm / (C) 3pm – 5pm / (D) 5pm – 7pm

Location: Houston, TX

Instructors:

Wendy W Fok Assistant Professor - Digital Media & Design Program Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture | University of Houston

Andres Gonzalez Director of the Certified RhinoFabLabs World-Wide. General Manager of McNeel Miami.

Time: October 10, 2011 to October 12, 2011 Location: Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture | University of Houston Street: The University of Houston, 4800 Calhoun Road, Houston, Texas 77004 City/Town: Hoston, Texas. Website or Map: http://www.arch.uh.edu/ Phone: 305 513 4445 (Miami) Event Type: d-o-f Organized By: Gerald D Hines, Wendy W Fok

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Presentation movie for our Kinetic Pavilion.