
Script Sync is a Rhino and Grasshopper plugin designed to live-sync Python and C# scripts with external editors for real-time development. Script Sync functions as an integration tool for the Rhino and Grasshopper environment, enabling a seamless connection between the native script editors and external development environments like VS Code. It is engineered to handle both Python and C# code, facilitating a more robust coding experience than the internal editors typically provide. By establishing a bridge between the Rhino application and an external IDE, it allows developers to write, save, and iterate on scripts with immediate feedback in the host software. This tool simplifies the management of complex computational workflows and custom component development.
The download is a 40.5 MB file containing .ZIP files.
To integrate this plugin, users load the tool directly into the Rhino or Grasshopper environment. Once installed, it establishes a live link between the active document and the chosen external code editor. Developers can then modify their source files in their preferred IDE, with changes reflecting instantly in the Rhino workspace upon saving. This setup removes the friction of manual copy-pasting, allowing for faster debugging, syntax highlighting, and version control management within professional computational design projects.
This plugin is essential for computational designers, parametric architects, and software developers working on complex geometry projects in Rhino. It is particularly effective for those managing large-scale Grasshopper definitions or developing custom plugins that require frequent testing and refinement. By streamlining the coding process, it supports professional workflows in architecture firms, research labs, and engineering consultancies. It is highly recommended for projects involving high-level automation, custom component creation, and advanced algorithmic design where standard editor limitations often hinder productivity.
Script Sync Rhino and Grasshopper Plugin
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0.0
Initial release.
MIT
Attribution: IBOIS, EPFL — licensed under MIT
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