Now, we can go to the Windows menu, and just check in our menu here that we don’t have any Chaos Group items left in our Windows menu. So, we’re going to uninstall V-Ray for Rhino and all of the associated modules and wait for this to uninstall. You should see the version two here, and uninstall. Now, we can right click on the Windows menu and select programmes and features. So, first of all, we’ll close down Rhino. Now we need to uninstall V-Ray 2 from Rhino and make sure that all render components, toolbars etcetera are removed. You should then see a message saying that the hardware lock has been updated. You will be asked if you want to transfer the contents of the RTU file onto the hardware lock. Drag the RTU file onto the desktop, and with the USB hardware lock installed, double click on the RTU file. Generally, this will arrive to you via email. This is another small text file called an RTU. Once the WBC file has been processed, you will receive an updater file. This will prompt us to create a small WBC file that will be sent to either Chaos Group or Simply Rhino as directed.
This will take us to a page showing the license details and at the bottom of the page, we’ll follow the ‘Upgrade your License’ link.
#How to uninstall flamingo nxt update
Firstly, we need to update the USB hardware lock and to do this, we can open up a web browser and then type in this address. So, here we have an installed version of V-Ray 2 in Rhino and there are a number of steps that we need to go through before we upgrade to version three.
#How to uninstall flamingo nxt license key
If you are currently using V-Ray 2, you will be using a USB license key or dongle like this, and at the time of making this video, you will need to use the dongle for the version three upgrade. Hi, this is Phil at Simply Rhino, and in this video, we’re going to take a look at installing V-Ray 3 for Rhino and more specifically, upgrading from V-Ray 2 to V-Ray 3. Return to V-Ray 3 for Rhino Installation Video
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