#Rhino for mac f windows#
If you want a fast custom icon … the windows users can drink coffee meanwhile.Īnd again the workflow is completely different - twice the work to develop, document, teach, switch between operating systems… Lets say you need a lot of lines with 200mmĬheck out how long you need to to add a button in a custom toolbar on mac vs.
#Rhino for mac f Pc#
on the pc you can do this by just dragging with hotkeys and intuitive right mouse menu. Regarding this aspects the PC-interface is much smarter and offers more information on a smaller part of the screen.ĭoing a project with repetitive workflows it is really great to collect commands in a custom toolbar. actually the best approach is to teach it twice. Switching to one-shot view in the panel will not inform about persistent snaps and projectĭoing some exercise with Orient, orient3Pt that needs to use scale1d and scale3d option together with project / not project in a class with mac and pc is a big pain to supervise. The separation into one shot / persistent on the Mac is not very fluent. The shift-klick option on the PC side is great.
Rhino has quite nice Object-Snap Features that work very well.Ĭombining gridsnap, smart track, many persistent snaps - the snapped points are nearly unpredictable - therefor i think temporary / one shot snaps are very important. _quadrantSnap) and move the mouse directly after the click, the command / snap-option is not called. There is a really annoying detail: if i click an button in the OSnap Palette to handle one shot object snaps i have to wait for a certain time above the icon.
His retail typefaces have been spread around the World since the first design, New Global, was released in 1996. In 2012–13, he designed the official typefaces for Sweden, together with the design agency Söderhavet.
#Rhino for mac f full#
Since 2012, he works full time designing custom typefaces for domestic and international companies (by 2018 more than 50 typefaces including retail typefaces). Stefan lives and works in Stockholm, but has also worked abroad in Budapest (1993–94) and San Francisco (2005–06). He designed his first typeface in 1996 and is the founder of MAC Rhino Fonts. He started out with advertising in 1980 and moved on to graphic design in 1994.
Stefan Hattenbach is a well-known Swedish type designer with over 30 years of experience with type design, graphic design and advertising.
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