Although there is not yet plugin support for Rhino for Mac, it is still possible to work with Maxwell and Rhino natively on OSX, through the use of, since Maxwell is a fully cross-platform application suite. This workflow is enabled through Maxwell Studio's support for the import of various file formats: it is possible to export various file formats from Rhino, import them into Studio, set up materials, cameras, and such, and then render in Maxwell Render. Exporting and Importing files Rhino and Maxwell Studio share support for the following export/import file formats. Supported geometry import formats AutoCAD Drawing Exchange.dxf COLLADA.dae LightWave.lwo MotionBuilder.fbx WaveFront OBJ.obj PLY (Polygon File Format).ply STL (Stereolithograpy).stl Please note that different formats have different limitations and export options, so one may work better than another for your particular workflow. There may be better or worse compatibility depending on the file version exported (in Rhino's Export Options for the format – see for details on Rhino's Export options), and whether the file is exported using text or binary format, both of which are supported for some formats. Once a preferred export/import format, and export options have been found, it is quite easy to encapsulate the action in a script. This is a python script, wrapped in a -RunPythonScript command block, such that it can be placed into the Command of a toolbar button and run with a single click.
This particular script prompts for an output filename (with the file being exported into the same directory as the 3DM), but this could easily be changed such that it would always write to the same name, and so forth, depending on the workflow you prefer to establish. Import Options Also note that Maxwell Studio has various options (under Import Options in Maxwell Studio ) specifically related to some of these formats. Import Options (OBJ & DXF) Create one UV channel per each object loaded If an imported mesh has no UV coordinates, a set will be automatically generated for that mesh. Import Options (DXF) Create one material per group Create one Maxwell material for each group found in the DXF, and associate it with corresponding geometry. Launch material conversion table Show the DXF Material Conversion table, which allows associating materials and MXM files with imported geometry.
Scale Factor A global scale factor to be applied to imported DXF geometry. Rotation A global rotation to be applied to imported DXF geometry. Working with Imported Geometry Once your geometry has been imported into Maxwell Studio, you can proceed to use to interactively set up, advanced of objects, and so forth, and also make use of some of Maxwell's more advanced features such as, etc. In the future Watch this space in the near future, for information on a new feature called AssetReference, originally conceived with the specific purpose of improving the workflow between Rhino for Mac and Maxwell Studio, which will debut in the early builds for the upcoming Maxwell 3.2.
This is a Geometry Loader, which will be able to be used to establish an active link to non-Maxwell files, where whenever the referenced file is changed, its geometry will be automatically updated in real time in Maxwell Studio (in the OpenGL viewport and in Maxwell FIRE). It will support mapping of different axis orientations to Maxwell (since different formats consider different directions to be 'up'), and it will also support instancing. In addition to its realtime geometry-update capability, the AssetReference extension will also automatically map material names found in its referenced file either to materials currently existing in the scene, or to MXM files found in the referenced file's directory. In the event that neither can be found, it will also attempt a rudimentary translation of the material in the file, though this can be quite limited; however, it will also support an option whereby translated materials will automatically be written to disk as MXM files (since it can be difficult to know what they may end up being named in the exported file).
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This extension is basically a wrapper around the, and as such, will support a wide variety of 3D file formats (list, though experience shows that even more formats are supported, than claimed there).
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