Terrain for Rhino is a terrain modeling plug-in for Rhinoceros (commonly known as Rhino). This plug-in gives Rhino the ability to create a terrain mesh from a set of unordered points. The terrain mesh is created as a Delaunay Triangulation, which is regarded as the best method to create a terrain mesh from unorganized point data. Terrain for Rhino is powered by PointLib, a state of the art terrain modeling library developed by SYCODE.

RhinoResurf(V1.04) is a plug-in for Rhino 3.0 and 4.0, this plug-in supplies a tool for rebuilding high quality NURBS surfaces from a mesh in the field of reverse engineering, the transition between any two NURBS surface patches reaches G1 continuity. 1 Single Surface from Mesh: rebuild a single NURBS surface from a selected mesh and points cloud . 2 Multiple Nurb surfaces from a selected mesh.

Point Cloud for Rhino is a plug-in for Rhino 2.0 and 3.0. This plug-in gives Rhino the ability to process point clouds. You can import a point cloud into Rhino as it is or fit a surface that passes through the points to recreate the original object.

Point Cloud for Rhino is very easy to use. It adds a new command to Rhino called "PC". Simply type "PC" at the command prompt and follow the simple instructions.

PIX Import for AutoCAD is a plug-in for AutoCAD 2000, 2000i, 2002 and 2004. This plug-in gives AutoCAD the ability to import geometric data from PIX files.

PIX Import for AutoCAD is very easy to use. It adds a new command to AutoCAD called "PIXIN". Simply type "PIXIN" at the AutoCAD command prompt and select a PIX file to import.

OBJ Import for Rhino is a plug-in for Rhino. This plug-in gives Rhino the ability to import graphical data from ASCII Alias|Wavefront OBJ files.

OBJ Import for Rhino is very easy to use as it adds a new file type to the Rhino File Open dialog box. To import an OBJ file select Open from the File menu. Select "Wavefront Files (*.obj)" from the "File of type" combo box and select an OBJ file to import.

NC Import for Rhino is a plug-in for Rhino. This plug-in gives Rhino the ability to import commands from NC files.

NC Import for Rhino is very easy to use as it adds a new file type to the Rhino File Open dialog box. To import a NC file select Open from the File menu. Select "Numeric Control Files (*.nc,*.ncc)" from the "File of type" combo box and select a NC file to import. A new drawing will be created containing the imported NC file.

MeshWorks for Rhino is a plug-in for Rhino. It adds a variety of mesh manipulation commands to Rhino.

MeshWorks for Rhino adds a new menu to the existing Rhino menu containing all the added commands. Simply use this menu to manipulate meshes.

Mesh To Solid for Rhino is a plug-in for Rhino 2.0 and 3.0. This plug-in gives Rhino to ability to convert a mesh into a solid.

Mesh To Solid for Rhino is very easy to use. It adds a new command to Rhino called "MeshToSolid". Simply type "MeshToSolid" at the command prompt and select the mesh you wish to convert into a solid.

HPGL Import for Rhino is a plug-in for Rhino. This plug-in gives Rhino the ability to import graphical data from HPGL Plot (PLT) files.

HPGL Import for Rhino is very easy to use as it adds a new file type to the Rhino File Open dialog box. To import a PLT file select Open from the File menu. Select "HPGL Plot Files (*.plt)" from the "File of type" combo box and select a PLT file to import.

HPGL Export for Rhino is a HPGL plot file export plug-in for Rhino. This plug-in gives Rhino the ability to export geometric data from Rhino to HPGL Plot (PLT) files.

HPGL Export for Rhino is very easy to use as it adds a new file type to the Rhino File Save As dialog box. To export a PLT file select Save As from the File menu. Select "HPGL Plot Files (*.plt)" from the "File of type" combo box and select a PLT file to export to.

PIX Import for Rhino is a plug-in for Rhino. This plug-in gives Rhino the ability to import graphical data from PIX files.

PIX Import for Rhino is very easy to use as it adds a new file type to the Rhino File Open dialog box. To import a XYZ file select Open from the File menu. Select "Dr. Picza Files (*.pix)" from the "File of type" combo box and select a PIX file to import. A new drawing will be created containing the imported PIX file.