Everybody knows that if you don’t save your work, you’ll lose it. Save early, save often, save iteratively.
But there’s another detail I’d like to throw out there as well: if you’re using the demo version of Rhino, please be warned that after 12 hours of continuous running, the demo version of Rhino shuts down. If you have un-saved work, it will ask if you want to use one of your 25 saves to save it. If you click no, YOUR WORK IS LOST.
The moral of the story is this: just use your 25 saves like normal saves. Don’t try to pinch and squeeze every last save out of the Rhino evaluation copy: if you like the program, just buy it. Then you won’t have any saving restrictions, and the world will be a happier place.
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Adam O'Hern is an industrial design consultant specializing in visual brand languages, and has designed products ranging from laptops to power tools, classroom toys to bathroom fixtures, and robots to lint rollers. He has published with 3DWorld Magazine, CGTuts+, and Luxology, and works with Josh Mings of SolidSmack.com on EngineerVsDesigner.com. |
