Rhino and RhinoArtisan Interface
RhinoArtisan works as a Rhinoceros plugin, and also has its own interface.
RhinoArtisan works as a Rhinoceros plugin and has its interface. In terms of functionality, it is the same, so why have we created a different interface? The main reason is ease of use. We have created a focused interface for jewellery design by integrating RhinoArtisan's functionalities.
RhinoArtisan recommends Dark Mode, even in Rhino.
RhinoArtisan 6 works on Rhino 8, which now features a Dark Mode for reduced eye strain during extended design sessions. RhinoArtisan's interface will automatically adjust to this mode. We recommend enabling Dark Mode if you prefer working with the Rhino interface.
Dark mode offers several advantages. It helps reduce eye strain by lowering screen brightness, making it more comfortable to use for long periods in low-light environments.
Additionally, dark mode can improve sleep quality by reducing exposure to blue light, which can interfere with sleep patterns in the evening. On OLED and AMOLED displays, the dark mode also benefits battery life, as dark pixels consume less power than bright ones. Visually, dark mode enhances aesthetics by making certain elements, such as text and buttons, stand out more prominently, aiding focus. Moreover, it minimizes screen glare in dimly lit settings, making it easier to work or read in such environments.
How to start in RhinoArtisan mode?
To run RhinoArtisan with its interface, you will find a RhinoArtisan icon on your desktop and in the Windows start menu.
How to start in RhinoArtisan mode?
To run it in Rhino mode, open Rhino as usual.
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