Rhino 6: Tips, Tricks, and Techniques
3h 14mIntermediate2021-03-30
Authors
Dave Schultze
Industrial Designer and 3D Geek
Course details
Advance your Rhino modeling and workflow skills. Get the most out of your 3D models and have more fun designing. This course is an ever-growing collection of tips and tricks designed especially for Rhino 6 users. Expert Dave Schultze shares his curve-based approach to Rhino, which combines a small set of commands with straight-forward editing techniques, leading to higher-quality models in less time. He introduces methods for creating rounded forms, fake openings, wrapping recesses, and symmetrical knobs, including challenges along the way to test your new skills.
Skills covered
RhinoRobert McNeel & AssociatesTips, Tricks, & TechniquesProduct and Industrial Design3D ModelingVisualization and Real-TimeAECProduct and ManufacturingAnimation and Illustration
Concepts
Tips and Tricks
- What are degrees and why should I care
- Edit ReBuild with curves
- Edit ReBuild with surfaces
- Edit ReBuild command alternatives
- Quiz demo - Curvy cross
- Quiz demo - Symmetrical soap
- Quiz demo - Triple pod thing
- ToasterBot 01 - Introduction and overview
- ToasterBot 02 - Building the enclosure
- ToasterBot 03 - Creating simple openings
- ToasterBot 04 - Creating recessed openings
- ToasterBot 05 - Cooking up bread
- ToasterBot 06 - Building a lever
- ToasterBot 07 - Making a retro knob
- ToasterBot 08 - Modelling eyes
- Working with imported meshes
- Make an isometric or exploded view
- Align the viewport camera
- Viewport shading controls
- Make better presentations with compositing
- Exploring design options with Record History
- Working with imported meshes
- Make an isometric or exploded view
- Align your camera viewport at any angle
- Viewport shading controls
- Exploring design options with Record History
- Make better presentations with compositing
- Creating coiled tubing for your science lab
- Make a 3D spiral ramp
- Dont forget to make reminders
- Save time with curve Booleans