For more information or to request access please view What is GlobalProtect? knowledge base article.

You will need the GlobalProtect client to be installed and access granted to run Rhino 3D outside of the university network.

Rhino 3D is not available to install on a personal computer.

If you require Rhino 3D to be installed in a department lab, please submit a Software Request for University Devices so that we can schedule a deployment.

See How do I install software on an MSU Denver Mac computer using Self Service? for instructions.

For MSU Denver issued Mac computers, Rhino 3D is available to all users to install via Self Service.

See How do I install software on an MSU Denver Windows computer using Software Center? for instructions.

For MSU Denver issued Windows computers, Rhino 3D is available to all users to install via Software Center.

Students, Faculty and Staff in the Engineering and Engineering Technology or Industrial Design departments.

PLATFORM: Windows and Mac Who is licensed to use Rhino 3D? Note the alignment issue does not apply to orthophotos as backgrounds (all corrections are made already).For more information, visit Quick Information Rhino uses a mathematically-perfect camera for rendering which does not account for the distortions and properties of a real-world camera.

In cases where the camera has high distortion, the model and original photo may not align in Rhino. In other words, you can see a rendered 3D view from exactly the same camera position, angle and parameters (like focal length) as the original photo, combined with the original photo as a background! This is great for modeling work, but also to render additional details on top of a photo taken from a particular location - such as a modified building rendered on top of an original photograph. PhotoModeler can export these images as backgrounds for each camera-rendered view. The second form of image export to Rhino is an original photograph taken by the camera.

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