
#Bongo 2 for rhino 6 code
Arguments: *code (string): Path to the GH_to_python.py code file.

* marks an input that is only available by editing the gh-python-remote UserObject, or in GH_python_remote.ghx. "%APPDATA%\McNeel\Rhinoceros\7.0\Plug-ins\^
#Bongo 2 for rhino 6 install
To install to another location: python -m ghpythonremote._configure_ironpython_installation ^ The ghpythonremote._configure_ironpython_installation script takes an optional location argument that can be 5, 6, 7 (default), or the path to a target IronPython package directory.įor example, to install for Rhino 5, replace the second command with: python -m ghpythonremote._configure_ironpython_installation 5 This will install gh-python-remote for Rhino 7, and install the gh-python-remote UserObject in all Grasshopper versions. Python -m ghpythonremote._configure_ironpython_installation With the conda virtual environment from above, you would need to run conda activate rhinoremote in the command prompt.) pip install gh-python-remote -upgrade (If you are using a virtual environment, remember to activate it first.
#Bongo 2 for rhino 6 mac
On Rhino 5, drop it on the Grasshopper canvas at least once before continuing.įrom the Windows command prompt, or Mac terminal (or the special Anaconda, or Python prompt if pip is not in your path by default), run: On Rhino 6 and 7, it is already installed. Version 5 and 6 on Windows should work, but are not supported. Version 7 is supported on Windows and Mac.

This will create a new virtual environment named rhinoremote, and install numpy and scipy in it.
