COMPAS (Win)
The main library of COMPAS provides flexible data structures, a geometry processing library, robot fundamentals, numerical solvers, and various other components as a base framework for computational AE(F)C research.
0. run python in Rhino
Start Rhino and type "EditPythonScript" in your command line. This will create an IronPython directory automatically in the location C:\Users\u_name\AppData\Roaming\McNeel\Rhinoceros\7.0\Plug-ins\IronPython (814d908a-e25c-493d-97e9-ee3861957f49)\settings\lib on running the command a rhino python editor dialog box opens up. you can close the editor and rhino.
this step is perticularly important for Rhino 7 users
1. Open your Anaconda Prompt
From the Start menu, search for and open Anaconda Prompt.
2. Create an environment
Now we need to set up a conda
environment and install git
, python
, and cython
in it. You can choose any name for the environment. Here we've used csd2
.
Copy the following line by line in your anaconda Prompt.
Proceed
choose y
or just enter
.
In the end, you will achieve this, which means you change from the base
to csd2
environment.
3. Install COMPAS main library
Install COMPAS using pip
from the Python Package Index.
If your environment already has cpython, you will see the following. Otherwise, it will be installed.
Congrats! The installation succeeds! After installation, you can verify if the installation is successful.
4. compas_fofin
5. compas_tna
6. RhinoVAULT2
Copy the following line to install rhino vault 2.
7. Install COMPAS in Rhino
Activate the environment containing the COMPAS installation, then type the following line. You could provide your Rhino version number (6.0, 7.0). The default is 6.0.
Now open your rhino and enter the command EditPythonScript
. Copy the following code and run the green button. You should see 1.0.0
in your output.
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