YakPackages
Files
- GlasssLogo.png
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- InstallYak.bat
This file is a Windows batch script designed to install the "glasshopper" plugin for both Rhino 7 and Rhino 8. It defines environment variables pointing to the `Yak.exe` installer located in each software version's system directory. The script then executes the installation command for the "glasshopper" package using both paths sequentially. Key components include the variable definitions for cross-version compatibility and the parallel execution of the install command. This ensures the plugin is added to both major versions of Rhino installed on the machine.
- RebuildYak.bat
This batch script automates the creation of Rhino plugin package for "GlassHopper," a Grasshopper component. It builds separate `.yak` packages for both Rhino 7 and Rhino 8, ensuring compatibility with different .NET frameworks (net48 and net7.0-windows). The script organizes files into version-specific directories (`rh7`, `rh8`) and uses the Yak CLI tool to package them. It also renames the output files to clearly distinguish between Rhino versions in their filenames.
- UninstallYak.bat
This file is a Windows batch script designed to uninstall the "glasshopper" Yak plugin from both Rhino 7 and Rhino 8 installations. It defines environment variables pointing to the `Yak.exe` executable located in the System folders of each respective Rhino version. The script then executes the `uninstall glasshopper` command for both versions sequentially. Its primary function is to automate the removal of this specific plugin across multiple software environments.
- manifest.yml
This file is a manifest for the **GlassHopper, a plugin that serves as a parametric interface between Rhino/Grasshopper and the GlaSSS structural glass analysis platform. It enables users to integrate Grasshopper’s visual programming capabilities with GlaSSS for automated structural analysis of glass components. Key components include metadata such as version (1.5.6.0), author (Maffeis Engineering SpA), and target platform (Windows). The manifest also specifies an icon (`GlasssLogo.png`) and keywords like "glass" and "structures" for categorization. This configuration ensures proper identification, deployment, and integration within compatible design environments.