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# Downgrade Components

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This feature works differently if you are using Rhino 5, click [here](/pancake/features/downgrade-components/downgrade-components-rhino-5.md) for more information.
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The Grasshopper shipped with Rhinoceros 6 introduces a bunch of new components, some replacing the most basic ones. This feature provides an one-click solution for downgrading them, so that it can be loaded by a Rhino 5 user.

### How to use this feature?

* Navigate to "Pancake" menu, click "Downgrade components to Rhino 5 version"

### Which component will be downgraded?

* Subtraction (with 2 inputs)
* Multiplication (with 2 inputs)
* Evaluate Surface
* Interpolate Curve (Tangent)
* Relay component

### What if I use some component unavailable in Rhino 5?

Pancake will notify you about these components, and only operate on downgradable ones.


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