- The Core components in GH currently do not support DataTrees - the input is automatically flattened.
- The Core components in GH run asynchronously so that it does not block GH execution. However this may cause some weird behavior.
- Collision checking not working with external axes
- macOS comes with some limitations. If you run the server directly, you will not see the feedback from the Terminal - the icon will just continue bouncing towards the bottom of your screen. You need to run the “Launch PRC” shortcut included in the installer. Also, some features such as autostarting the PRC Server from Grasshopper are not implemented, usually due to macOS restrictions.
- Flow components need testing in KSS and MXA
- Memory usage should be observed
- MXA needs long-term testing
- The macOS DMG installer is only built for ARM CPUs (M1+). If you want to run it on an Intel-based Mac, it should be possible to launch the developer version via the command
dotnet PRC.Server.dll
- Note that the current version of Parametric Robot Control provides a certificate that not only works on
127.0.0.1andlocalhost, but also on the following IP addresses:
192.168.0.110 192.168.0.110 192.168.8.110 10.0.0.110 10.0.1.110 10.0.8.110 172.31.0.110 172.31.1.110 172.31.8.110There should be ways to integrate your own certificates as well, contact us if you need support.