Yes, it is.
Prerequisites
- Windows machine (VisualARQ runs on Windows).
- Close all running instances of Rhino before installing (recommended for clean deployment).
- Run Command Prompt / PowerShell as Administrator (recommended in managed environments).
Steps
- Run the .msi of VisualARQ with the following command line:
- In Rhino 7: msiexec.exe /i “VisualARQ-Rhino7.msi” /qn LICENSE_ACCEPTED=”1″ LICENSE_MODE=”4“
- In Rhino 8: msiexec.exe /i “VisualARQ-Rhino8.msi” /qn LICENSE_ACCEPTED=”1″ LICENSE_MODE=”4″
- Replace “VisualARQ-Rhino7.msi” or “VisualARQ-Rhino8.msi, with the msi name of the VisualARQ version you need to install, including the full path where the msi file is located.
Example:
If the msi file is in your desktop, and you want to install VisualARQ in Network license mode, the command line should be like this: C:\Users\name.surname\Desktop\msiexec.exe /i “VisualARQ-Rhino8.msi” /qn LICENSE_ACCEPTED=”1″ LICENSE_MODE=”4″
License modes
The license mode value corresponds as follows:
- 1 = viewer
- 2 = evaluation
- 3 = standalone
- 4 = network
- 5 = cloud