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+ | If this works, then please install the .NET Core 7.0 runtimes on the Rhino workstation (see below). | ||
=====More Information===== | =====More Information===== | ||
Rhino 8 now uses the open source [[https:// | Rhino 8 now uses the open source [[https:// | ||
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There may be reasons to continue to use .NET Framework on Windows, in particular if you need to use 3rd party plugins that aren’t compatible with .NET Core yet. The disadvantage to using .NET Framework is that Rhino may run a little slower in certain use cases. | There may be reasons to continue to use .NET Framework on Windows, in particular if you need to use 3rd party plugins that aren’t compatible with .NET Core yet. The disadvantage to using .NET Framework is that Rhino may run a little slower in certain use cases. | ||
- | There are two ways to select the runtime that Rhino uses: | + | There are two ways to select the runtime that Rhino 8 uses: |
1. Use the **SetDotNetRuntime** command, then restart Rhino. | 1. Use the **SetDotNetRuntime** command, then restart Rhino. | ||
- | 2. Pass either | + | 2. Pass one of the following command line parameters when launching |
- | If your systems do not have .NET Core (7.x) installed, here is a link where you can download the latest. | + | ^ Argument |
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+ | If your systems do not have .NET Core 7.0 installed, here is a link where you can download the latest. | ||
**[[https:// | **[[https:// |