This guide will help you get Veesus Point Clouds for Rhino installed and running correctly. Please read through before you start.
Once installed, our online user guide will help you get started with the plug-in.
You must have an active Veesus subscription to use our software. If you haven't already subscribed, choose a tier here.
Installation — standard computer setup
- 1Download Veesus Point Clouds for Rhino from our website.
- 2Once your software has downloaded, if installation doesn't start automatically click the .exe file and follow the on-screen prompts.
- 3You do not need to tick the "reset license" checkbox.
- 4If you've previously installed Point Clouds for Rhino you may see a notification telling you the .NET framework is already installed — follow the prompts to continue.
- 5Once installation has completed, launch Rhino and select Tools → Options → Plugins.
- 6Press Install, then locate
Veesus.rhp. This will be inC:\Program Files\Veesus Point Clouds for RhinoX(where 'X' refers to the version of Rhino you are using) or your chosen installation location. - 7In the Rhino Command Prompt type:
VeesusPointClouds. - 8When prompted, enter your Veesus subscription details.
- 9Select Tools → Options → View → OpenGL and check that GPU Tessellation is enabled.
- 10The plug-in is ready to use. You'll need our free VPC Creator to work with your Point Clouds inside Rhino.
Nvidia Quadro graphics cards
- 1Follow the standard installation instructions above.
- 2Open the Nvidia Control Centre in Windows.
- 3Select Manage 3D Settings.
- 4Select Workstation App – Dynamic Streaming.
- 5Click Apply.
Updating the plug-in (post-version 2.6.0)
- 1Follow steps 1–4 from the standard installation instructions above.
- 2In Rhino, remove Arena4D from the list of plug-ins. This removes the old plug-in so you can install the new one.
- 3Follow steps 5–8 of the standard installation instructions to complete the update.
A note on VPC files
All Veesus software applications require Point Clouds to be converted into our proprietary VPC format (.vpc) before they can be used. VPC Creator is available to download free from the Veesus website.