The growing list of Grasshopper plugins you can use with ShapeDiver. Check this page out regularly!
While we definitely want to support lots of great plugins in the near future, for now ShapeDiver can only handle built-in Grasshopper components and selected plugins. Some plugins of the list are only partially supported, when they contain components we can't allow yet. Find under each plugin a Grasshopper definition that contains all its components that aren't allowed on our platform.
Plugin versions
We try to stay up to date with most plugins, when it is possible. Nevertheless, the current version of a plugin supported by our servers is not always the latest one, make sure you check if it matches before downloading.
Plugin Package for ShapeDiver
For convenience, we have built an archive containing all the third-party plugins that are supported on ShapeDiver's servers. The archive contains version compatible with both Rhino 5 and Rhino 6. Uncompress the files, make sure they are unblocked in the Properties (Right-click - > Properties - > Unblock) and copy them to the Libraries folder of Grasshopper. You'll be set with a full set of ShapeDiver-compatible tools. Download it here.
Clusters
Some plugins like Peacock and Lunchbox consist of a set of clusters. In that case, all versions of the plugin are supported, but each cluster that our system doesn't know yet will need to be validated, in the same way that script components are handled. Find more information about model checking here.
Python scripting
Rhino 6 supports Python scripting natively, and so does ShapeDiver. Users of Rhino 5 can use the official interpreter plugin developed by Giulio Piacentino.
List of supported plugins
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Giulio Piacentino | 1.0.0.0 | ||
|
This component creates Perlin and Simplex noise. |
|||
|
All components allowed (there is only one). |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Arend van Waart | 0.2.1 | ||
|
This component creates Perlin and Simplex noise. |
|||
|
All components allowed (there is only one). |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Daniel Piker and David Stasiuk | 1.0.0.0 | ||
|
Exoskeleton is a free plug-in for creating meshes. It is currently comprised of two components: Exo Wireframe and Cytoskeleton. Exo Wireframe thickens line/node into watertight meshes. Cytoskeleton thickens the edge network of any existing mesh into a thickened mesh. |
|||
|
All components allowed. |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Florian Frank | All | ||
|
FabTools is a set of Clusters that enhances the ability of Grasshopper. The Tools are for fabrication purposes in Grasshopper and improve your workflow and accelerate your scripting tasks. |
|||
Download: List of disallowed components.
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Andrew Heumann | 1.1.0 | ||
|
Human is a versatile plugin packed with tools that make the life of Grasshopper users much easier. Currently, ShapeDiver supports all the texturing components of Human, which come in handy for rendering your models online. |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Dale Fugier | 1.0.0.3 | ||
|
Jackalope is a Grasshopper plugin that implements the standard Rhino space morph operations: Bend, Flow, Maelstrom, Splop, Splorph, Stretch, Taper, and Twist. |
|||
|
All components allowed. |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Nathan Miller | 2016.3.21.0 | ||
|
LunchBox is a plugin for exploring mathematical shapes, paneling, structures, and workflow. ShapeDiver users who need to implement design to production workflows will appreciate in particular its precious unrolling tool. |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| uto | 1.9.0.0 | ||
|
Meshedit is a set of components which extend Grasshopper's ability to work with meshes. |
|||
|
All components allowed. |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Petras Vestartas | 1.2.0.0 | ||
|
A nesting algorithm for Grasshopper. |
|||
|
All components allowed. |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Daniel Piker and Will Pearson | 0.4.2 | ||
|
Plankton is a flexible and efficient library for handling n-gonal meshes. Plankton is written in C# and implements the halfedge data structure. The structure of the library is loosely based on Rhinocommon's mesh classes and was originally created for use within C#/VB scripting components in Grasshopper. |
|||
|
Library for use within scripting components. |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Giulio Piacentino | 1.5.1.0 | ||
|
The ShortestWalk add-on for Grasshopper exposes one component which, given a network of curves and a list of lines, calculates the shortest route from line start point to line end points in a network. |
|||
|
All components allowed (there is only one). |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Mateusz Zwierzycki | 1.0.0.0 | ||
|
Draw Bitmaps with Grasshopper. This version of Squid has been slightly modified to be compatible with ShapeDiver features. |
|||
|
Read and Write components should only be used locally. All other components allowed. |
|||
 |
Plugin name | Author | Version |
| Giulio Piacentino | 0.9.0.1 | ||
|
Weaverbird is a topological modeler that contains many of the known subdivision and transformation operators, readily usable by designers. Instead of doing the work repeatedly, or sometimes using complicated scripts, this plug-in reconstructs the shape, subdivides any mesh, even made by polylines, and helps preparing for fabrication. |
|||
|
All components allowed. |
|||
Comments
0 comments
Please sign in to leave a comment.