Download the latest version of the Rhino and Rhino.Inside.Revit.

Download Rhino.Inside.Revit from Rhino.Inside Website.

Let’s install Rhino first

• Run the installer and go through the setup process until Rhino is fully installed
• Run Rhino and make sure it is licensed and runs with no issues

Now let’s install Rhino.Inside.Revit

• Run the installer and go through the setup process until Rhino.Inside.Revit is fully installed

Now that we have installed both dependencies, we can proceed to loading Rhino.Inside.Revit

<aside> 💡 Ensure you're running Rhino 7 or later.

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<aside> 💡 Rhino 8 runs with Revit 2018-2025 using Rhino.Inside.Revit 1.18

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Educational or Trial Version

Users can use Rhino and Revit educational versions or trial versions to run Rhino.Inside.Revit, with a few considerations:

1. Rhino Educational Version

• The Rhino educational version is a fully functional version with no limitations, so you can use all the features of Rhino, including Rhino.Inside.Revit. Once purchased, the educational version can be used even for commercial projects after graduation, making it a good long-term option.
• Rhino Trial Version: The Rhino trial version offers a 90-day free trial, and during this time, you have full access to Rhino’s functionality, including the ability to use Rhino.Inside.Revit. After the trial ends, Rhino enters a mode where saving and plugin use is disabled, meaning you won’t be able to use Rhino.Inside.Revit unless you purchase a license.

2. Revit Educational Version

• The Revit educational version is also fully functional. Autodesk provides free licenses to students and educators, giving you access to all features, including the ability to use Rhino.Inside.Revit without restrictions.

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The educational version of Revit adds a watermark to printed or PDF output to prevent commercial use of the software

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• Revit Trial Version: The Revit trial version is valid for 30 days and includes all the features of the full version. During this trial period, you can use Rhino.Inside.Revit just like you would in the fully licensed version. After the trial period ends, you’ll need to purchase a license to continue using Revit.