Tom Svilans

Apparently, Linux should be supported, according to: https://pypi.org/project/rhino3dm/ The add-on code should be compatible as well. The only thing that might need some debugging is the dependency installation, but if...

True, why don't we add a filter for all object types? They could all be on by default, but then you have the option of importing only what you need.

@jesterKing I just tagged you because you were looking into the wider `rhino3dm` installation stuff! If you'd like, I can also tackle this, however.

Hey @jesterKing, I've done a similar thing for the [SpeckleBlender add-on](https://github.com/speckleworks/SpeckleBlender) for dependency installation. This seems to work: ``` import os, subprocess modulespath = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(bpy.utils.script_path_user(),"addons","modules")) res = subprocess.run([bpy.app.binary_path_python, "-m", "pip",...

Ah, and regarding your issue above, I ran into the same thing.. Only thing I could do was disable the add-on, reboot Blender, run the update code, and then all...

Hi @JoshuaB-L, this is a known issue for ortho cameras... The reason is that the orthographic scale, or frustum extents, aren't yet exposed properly in the `rhino3d` module. Once they...

This is also a little bit of a problem with `utils.get_iddate`... doing `bpy.data.objects.new("Name", None)` creates an Empty object (good) but then it throws an error with materials, because `bpy.data.materials.new()` only...

Thanks both @Idclip and @mifth ! That gives a much clearer picture. Indeed, I would support something like `pybind`, since I have already used it to wrap some OpenVDB functionality...

Thanks @Idclip , I haven't yet familiarized myself completely with this group, meetings, etc. Good pointers, and I'll check out the mailing list. Looking forward to 8.1 and the Python...

Great, thanks @Idclip ! Will have a read. I've had a very busy time lately, but hope to be able to take a closer look over the summer.