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Add to cartRhinoceros 8 Lab Education version (30 seats)
Educational versions of Rhinoceros 3D are similar to commercial versions, except that they are not transferable. This license is intended for use of Rhino on computers in one classroom or laboratory for 30 users using an internal network, or as a floating license. Requires a network server and Zoo utility or Internet access to cloud-based Zoo. Available for educational institutions only (confirmation of status required).
License
New
Licensing type
Academic
Validity
Perpetual
Seats
30
License
New
Licensing type
Academic
Validity
Perpetual
Seats
30
For Windows
Processor
64 bit Intel or AMD
RAM
Min 8 GB
Free disk space
5 GB
Video card
Min 4 GB VRAM and OpenGL 4.1
Input Devices
Multi-button scrolling mouse SpaceNavigator 3D mouse support
Operating Systems
Windows 11, 10
Mac with Intel processor or Apple
Min 8 GB
10 GB
Min 4 GB VRAM and OpenGL 4.1
Multi-button scrolling mouse Support for 3D mouse SpaceNavigator and SpaceMouse Wireless
MacOS 12.4 (Monterey) or higher
Looking for previous versions? You can download Rhino below:
How to download Rhino?
Go to the main menu of the site, select Rhinoceros, click the Download button, selecting the appropriate OS. Fill out the download form. In a few minutes, a key and a link to download the demo will be sent in the email.
How to find out your license key?
The license key is sent to your e-mail after registration.
System Requirements
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Operating Systems:
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Internet connection is required for:
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File Formats
Title | File extension | Read operation/Import | Saving/Export |
Rhino 3D Model (except Rhino 1.x save/export) | .3dm | + | + |
Rhino 3D Model Backup | .3dmbak | + | + |
Rhino Worksession | .rws | + | + |
3MF | .3mf | + | + |
3D Studio | .3ds | + | + |
AMF | .amf | + | + |
ACIS | .sat | + | |
Adobe Illustrator | .ai | + | + |
AutoCAD Drawing | .dwg | + | + |
AutoCAD Drawing Exchange | .dxf | + | + |
COLLADA | .dae | + | |
Cult3D | .cd | + | |
DirectX | .x | + | + |
E57 | .e57 | + | |
Embroidery | .dst, .exp | + | |
Enhanced Metafile | .emf | + | |
Encapsulated PostScript | .eps | + | |
Geomview OFF | .off | + | |
GHS Geometry | .gf, .gft | + | + |
GHS Part Maker | .pm | + | |
Google Earth | .kmz | + | |
GTS (GNU Triangulated Surface) | .gts | + | + |
IGES | .igs, .iges | + | + |
Lightwave | .lwo | + | + |
Microstation | .dgn | + | |
Moray UDO | .udo | + | |
MotionBuilder | .fbx | + | + |
NextEngine Scan | .scn | + | |
OBJ | .obj | + | + |
Object Properties | .csv | + | |
Parasolid | .x_t | + | |
+ | + | ||
PLY | .ply | + | + |
Points | .asc, .csv, .xyz, .cgo_ascii,.cgo_asci, .pts | + | |
Points | .txt | + | + |
Raw Triangles | .raw | + | + |
Recon M | .m | + | |
RenderMan | .rib | + | |
Scalable Vector Graphics | .svg | + | + |
SketchUp | .skp | + | + |
SLC | .slc | + | + |
SOLIDWORKS | .sldprt, .sldasm | + | |
STEP | .stp, .step | + | + |
STL (Stereolithography) | .stl | + | + |
VDA | .vda | + | + |
VRML/Open Inventor | .wrl, .vrml, .vi | + | + |
WAMIT | .gdf | + | + |
Windows Medtfile | .wmf | + | |
X3D | .x3dv | + | |
XAML | .xaml | + | |
XGL | .xgl | + | |
Zcorp | .zpr | + | + |
Network license
The Zoo License Manager is used to distribute network licenses on the local network.
Installing and configuring Zoo
Download and install Zoo on the server. Make sure that TCP port 80 is open. Launch the ZooAdmin utility and add the Rhino license.
Connecting to Zoo Server
Select Use Zoo when installing Rhino, then specify the name of your Zoo server.
If the application was previously installed with a local key, you need to change the authorization method.
Start Rhino, select the menu item Tools → Options → Licenses. Select your Rhino license and click «Change license key». Close and restart Rhino. When starting the program, select «Use Zoo» button, then specify the name of your Zoo server.
Academic Versions
For educational organizations, students, and teachers
Benefits of academic versions of Rhinoceros
LICENSE TYPES
Single User License:
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS TO CONFIRM STATUS
Students:
Teachers:
Educational organization:
License activation
You will need a Rhino account to use a non-machine license.
Sign up for a Rhino account. After receiving the registration email, verify your account.
After logging in to your personal account, go to the Licenses section. Next, click on your account name.
On the license management page, click the Add license button. The Licenses section displays information about licenses.
For holders of multiple Rhino licenses or an academic class (Lab) license, creating a team will be convenient. To do this, you need to create an administrator account, then create a command in this account.
Next, you need to add a license to the team, then send email invitations to users using the Team Management -> Invite Members button.
Install the Rhino software. When you first start the program, click the Login button and enter your account to activate the program.
Rhino Demo
Click on the «Download» button and fill out the form with correct data. A key for 90 days and a link for the package installation will be sent to your email address within 5 minutes. Check your spam folder if you have not received an email.
Can I install my Rhino on more than one computer?
The license agreement allows you to install Rhino on all computers that you directly control, provided that the license only runs on one computer at a time. Rhinoceros is licensed on a “simultaneous use” basis and not on a “per installation” basis.
As stated in the license agreement, McNeel grants to you the non-exclusive license to use the Software on any computers owned by you so long as the number of simultaneous users does not exceed the number of licenses you own.
You can not “loan” your Rhino to a friend or family member.
You can use the free floating license manager the Zoo, to float a small number of licenses between a larger number of users.
Cloud License
Our recommended method is cloud-based licensing through a Rhino/Cloud Zoo account. This requires creating an online Rhino account and allows you to access Rhino 8 from any computer without entering a license key each time. You can also use Rhino for Windows and macOS on different computers without needing two separate licenses. The license key will be linked to your Rhino account just once. You don’t need to stay connected to the internet all the time – a weekly connection is enough. Additionally, you can create user groups to share a pool of commercial licenses with your team.
Single Computer - Offline Use
Prefer to install Rhino on a single workstation? During installation, click the gear icon on the first screen and select "This computer" to install the license for offline use.
Local Network License
The licensing method you select during the first installation can be changed later. For businesses with multiple users, Rhino offers network licensing, allowing access to a single license across multiple computers within your local network. Only one user can use the license at a time. Floating licenses can be managed using the free Zoo License Manager for Windows. Instructions and download links are available on the site.
You can also change your licensing method after installation if needed.
Rhino 8 offers new modeling tools such as ShrinkWrap, a significant speed increase for Mac users, SubD Creases, an improved PushPull working method, improved drawing tools, a highly customizable user interface, an accelerated rendering engine , new data types in Grasshopper and much more. Here are a few key innovations.
ShrinkWrap creates a sealed mesh around open or closed meshes, NURBS, SubD and point cloud geometries: ideal for creating meshes for 3D printing.
Rhino for Mac is faster than ever, runs the same on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, and uses Apple Metal technology for display. With this release, the user interface on Mac is closer than ever to its Windows counterpart.
Anti-aliasing in SubD creates a feature between a smooth and a sharp edge without adding complexity to the SubD control mesh, great for creating chamfer-like features.
Rhino 8 opens up new modeling workflows like PushPull and adds intuitive new features to Gumball, automatic control planes, and more.
Rhino 8 introduces several trimming and splitting enhancements to support a variety of drafting and fabrication workflows.
Rhino 8 has an updated Cycles render engine, improved UV processing, improved procedural textures, a new display mode, and much more.
Rhino data types allow you to create geometry with custom attributes, import additional file formats, manage blocks, use native materials in the graphics pipeline, create hatches and annotations, and many other advanced workflows.
Rhino 8 introduces a new code editor, support for CPython and .NET 7, significant improvements to our free SDKs, API refinements, and several major new features that broaden and deepen the foundations of the geometry development platform.
The new version contains new linetypes, improved Boolean operations for meshes, improved surface editing tools, and much more.
Check out the “What’s New in Rhino 8” documentation for a complete list and new command options.
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