Open the Firefy Installation folder that was just downloaded (in the zip folder) and copy all the contents of the Firefly Build folder (Firefly.gha, Firefly_X.gha, Firefly_Bridge.dll, libTUIO.dll, and C_sawapan_media.dll) into the Components Folder that was opened from within Rhino.Delete any prior versions of the Firefly.gha or Firefly_X.gha build files or the libTUIO.dll or C_sawapan_media.dll files that may be in this folder.Click on File>Special Folders> Components Folder.Launch Rhino and type the word ‘Grasshopper’ in the command line.To install FireFly (required only once):.
I deleted the old and GH now launches without the Breakpoint Message. When I launched GH it found the old and new and asked me what to do. I downloaded the new Firefly, and followed the installing and unblocking instructions below from Andy. GH still found and loaded them at launch. I dragged them out of the Rhino 5 Plugins folder to the desktop. Strangely, the Firefly files were not in the GH Components Folder.
Problem solved! It was an older version of Firefly. Note that once you manually copy the files, they will not be uninstalled or updated automatically either. If the above doesn't work, you may need to copy the entire Grasshopper plugin folder into the Rhino 5.0 Plug-ins folder before loading it using the same steps outlined above.
You'll need to install Grasshopper on Rhino 5.0 manually.Īdditionally, while running on Rhino 4.0, Grasshopper requires the. However, the Grasshopper installer only informs Rhino 4.0.
At present Grasshopper should run on Rhino 4.0 (SR8 or later), Rhino5 32-bit and Rhino5 64-bit.
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