Rhino 3D – Genuine licences

Genuine Rhino 3D licences for professionals: NURBS modelling, integrated Grasshopper and a perpetual licence for architecture, industrial design, jewellery, boat design and engineering. Immediate digital delivery

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Frequently Asked Questions from Customers

Rhino 3D, also known as Rhinoceros or Rhinoceros 3D, is a three-dimensional modelling software based on NURBS geometry, developed by Robert McNeel & Associates. It is designed for professionals working with complex shapes and free-form surfaces: architects, industrial designers, goldsmiths, naval architects, engineers, automotive teams and fashion designers. Its combination of geometric precision, ease of use, integrated Grasshopper and perpetual licence makes it one of the most widely used 3D CAD tools worldwide in the creative and technical sectors.

Grasshopper is the visual programming environment that has been natively integrated into Rhinoceros since version 6. It allows you to create parametric geometries, automated workflows and complex algorithmic forms by connecting visual nodes in the graphical interface, without writing code. It is included in the Rhino licence at no extra cost and has become the go-to tool for computational design in architecture, structural engineering and product design. The Grasshopper plugin ecosystem is one of the most extensive in the CAD world, with hundreds of free and paid add-ons.

The Commercial licence is intended for professionals, studios and companies that use Rhino for work and commercial purposes. It allows the software to be used for any purpose, including the production and sale of projects created with Rhino. The Educational licence is reserved for students, teachers and accredited educational institutions; it is available at a significantly reduced price but cannot be used for commercial purposes. The Mr Key Shop catalogue includes the Commercial version, suitable for those who use Rhino in a professional context.

Yes. Since version 6, the Rhinoceros licence has been cross-platform: a single licence code covers both Windows and macOS. The current version fully supports Apple Silicon M1, M2 and M3 processors with native optimisation for Apple’s Metal graphics APIs, ensuring high performance even on MacBook and Mac desktop computers with ARM architecture.

Rhino excels at modelling free-form surfaces, organic shapes and complex NURBS geometries, but it is not a native BIM software programme: those who require a comprehensive BIM environment with schedule management, automated technical tables and collaboration on IFC models should use a dedicated BIM solution alongside Rhino.

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