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Properties

Add properties to Rhino® objects

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Last updated 7 months ago

In Rhino, use the to assign the following properties to Rhino objects:

  • Family - The family that owns the object. Objects in blocks are always assigned to the block family.

  • Subcategory - Subcategory of the object. This property is not available for System Families.

  • Material - Material to apply to the object. This is always the Rhino material assigned to the object.

  • Data - Extra metadata visible only in Dynamo.

Assigning properties to Rhino objects

Selecting suitable objects will activate the . Type values in the parameter fields to assign the property to one or more geometries. Press enter to apply.

When a material is not present in Rhino, BEAM will add it to the document. You can adjust its appearance in the Rhino material browser. If the object's material is initially assigned by layer, it will be changed to by object. The material property refers to the Rhino material assigned to the object. Modifying the material property in the panel will update the object's material in Rhino

Material names that contain these characters and will not be exported: \ : { } [ ] | ; < > ? ` ~

When importing into Revit, any non-existent subcategory or material will be automatically

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