These docs cover RhinoArtisan 7.0, which is still in beta. The contents are provisional: features and pages can still be added, changed or removed before the final release.
Productivity
Search
Search transforms how you access years of jewelry knowledge. Instead of relying on file names or keywords, RhinoArtisan understands meaning, jewelry language, attributes, and context.
It learns from your entire design history — across RhinoArtisan, Rhino, Matrix, RhinoGold, and MatrixGold files — giving you instant access to designs, collections, and past work, even across millions of models.
This deep understanding enables faster discovery, smarter reuse of existing designs, and prevents duplication, turning years of accumulated work into a living, searchable design intelligence.
How to search?
You can search using any data already available in your designs. Just start typing Find or Search, and combine the fields you need.
Examples
- Find designs by PO and Client ID
- Find designs by PO created after a specific date
- Find designs by Client ID and CAD designer
- Find designs by CAD designer and creation date
Gems and size
- Find designs with Cushion Ruby
- Find designs with Cushion Ruby by size
- Find designs with Cushion Ruby in any size range
- Find designs by gemstone and size
Geometry and structure
- Find designs by element and volume
- Find designs by element with similar volume
- Find designs by volume and setting time
- Find designs with similar volume and lower setting time
Production and time
- Find designs by setting time
- Find designs by setting time and creation date
- Find designs created after a specific date with controlled setting time
Custom fields
- Find designs by any custom field
- Find designs combining standard and custom fields
- Find designs using any field you add
You are not limited to filters or predefined categories. You can search using any combination of data, exactly the way you think.
Setting up the index
Before Search can answer, it needs to know where to look. The folders, file extensions, and indexing options are defined in the File Search options page.