Much of this same functionality can be obtained with using the command seldup in Rhino 5.

This Rhino Script allows the user to pack a series of curves into a set boundary with several options for scaling, orientation, sorting, and numbering.

Part of a library of environmental effect graphic generators this Rhino Script produces a series of lines which fall like rain upon Rhino’s cplane.

This simple rhinoscript, developed to randomize sets of objects for material application in rendering, allows the user to select a set of objects and place them into a user specified number of groups.

This rhino script allows the user to create highly varied, yet controllable, low polygon count “hairs”.

This Rhino Script presents the user with a series of options to create random point clusters in different geometric volumes as well as surface or curve parameters.

This Rhino Script takes allows the user to select a series of curves and a curve to reference them against.

This Rib fabrication Rhino script allows the user to select a surface, input the row and column count, specify the rib dimensions, then sit back, have a coffee and let the computer do the work.

This Rhino Script takes allows the user to select a series of curves and a curve to reference them against. From this relationship the user can select a new curve which will deform the series of curves relative to the difference between the two reference curves.

This fabrication script presents a simple tool to evaluate a surface with a triangular pattern and unfold this pattern in a series of bands.

This Rhinoscript takes any image reads the luminance value of the image at a user specified 2d increment and uses the results as a scalar multiplier against a user specified value for a selected set of objects.

This script allows the user to morph between multiple surfaces at a given instance.

This script produces six options for surface subdivision within Rhino. It provides a curveset as an output which can be used for module population.

Surface wave is a very simple rhinoscript tool which uses a curve to create a sine wave based surface.

The multiSweep script allows for the selection of multiple rails and a profile from which the profile’s relative planar orientation is determined and automatically aligned perpendicular to each rail.

may be a very simple script, but it is a handy one to have around. The command is modeled after adobe illustrator’s transform each feature and follows its namesake.

This Rhino Script triangulates a surface with three pattern options

This simple triangulation fabrication script takes a single surface and evaluates it at a user specified density. The script then creates a flattened set of strip templates for printing/ lasercutting which are numbered for easy assembly.