EleFront

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EleFront is an add-on that allows the user to bake geometry, annotations and blocks with user defined attributes and or Rhino attributes. Rhino objects can be referenced and filtered dynamically, to be used in Grasshopper.

Full description and download from:

http://www.food4rhino.com/app/elefront

The discussion group below is the best place for asking questions and discussing the usage of the add-on.

Website: http://www.elefront.info/
Members: 76
Latest Activity: Oct 22, 2019

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Material not baked with Elefront 3.0 3 Replies

Hi,I really love Elefront and have been using it a lot. Up until now I am using Elefront Lite 1.1.0.One thing I do ALL the time is use the bake component to enable a preview layer with the baked…Continue

Started by Armin Seltz. Last reply by Tom D Oct 22, 2019.

Get Rhino Attributes - more data types (material!)

Daily I use both Elefront and Human plugin, but the way they treat geometry (for example blocks) is different and often they don't work together. What is lacking in Elefront is the number of types of…Continue

Started by Jakub Czajczynski Nov 29, 2018.

Double bake with user attributes 1 Reply

Hi.I'm trying to produce controllers for geometry (triangle polyline) with an ID (pasted in user attributes).If there are already some controllers in the model, i define them via Dynamic pipeline…Continue

Started by Stas Dervoedov. Last reply by Alan Tai Nov 26, 2018.

Export objects component performance 1 Reply

I run into some performance limitations in Export Objects component. I would like to use it to automate my exports from rhino to UE4 or to Archicad. I'm trying to export 3dm files but performance is…Continue

Started by Jakub Czajczynski. Last reply by Alan Tai Nov 26, 2018.

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Comment by Bathsheba Grossman on March 19, 2018 at 11:06pm: Thanks for responding, I look forward to it!

Meanwhile I'm using Human's dynamic pipelines, but that's overkill: I don't need to monitor constantly, I just want to kick it with a boolean input when the data has changed.

And I'd rather have an all-Elefront solution. <3

Comment by Alan Tai on March 19, 2018 at 10:34am: Hi Bathsheba, we had the auto update function at the very beginning of the plugin development, but ran into some problems while triggering the update. I will test some new ideas for implementing this function.

Comment by Bathsheba Grossman on March 17, 2018 at 1:17am: Hi, I'd like to add myself to the group requesting automatic or programmatic updates to reference components. I don't want to do this by hand in any way, I need Grasshopper to be able to kick the update by itself, ideally by a boolean input.

Hope we'll one day see this feature, thanks!

Comment by Rapoutin on March 12, 2018 at 9:47am: Is there a solution for RefName issue on Rhino6?

Comment by AJ on January 12, 2018 at 1:34am: on rhino6beta (also on wip) im see an error regarding REFNAME component.

it works fine in rhino 5.

would there be an update for rhino6 sometime soon?

Comment by Evan Levelle on November 24, 2017 at 10:18am: @Archy Bloom, this will eventually be bundled with the next update of Elefront, but here is a link for the plugin.

https://goo.gl/SreyyJ

Comment by Archy Bloom on November 24, 2017 at 4:17am: Hi, Ramon. Is there a way to show elefront attributes panel in rhino like the way you showed in morpheus webinar?

Comment by Ramon van der Heijden on October 9, 2017 at 7:34am: Hi Jun Wang. You can select all reference components, right click anywhere on the canvas (not on a component) and click "enable". This will trigger a refresh on all selected components. Hope it helps.

Comment by Jun Wang on October 8, 2017 at 7:50pm: @Dharman,

Super helpful! Much appreciated, guess I really need to look into keyboard shortcuts again!

Aside from that, I still think having a bool input to control the update exactly like the bake node would be really nice, if you are considering new features for the next update.

Comment by Dharman Gersch on October 7, 2017 at 11:56pm: Jun Luke Wang,
Usually i just use the F5 key to recompute the whole definition, or enable selected components with the spacebar menu, which also recomputes them and any dependabt nodes. Quicker than using the right mouse menu and selecting update component. Hope this helps