Tutorials

Filling basic 6-sided holes in Rhino

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This tutorial shows how to fill a 6-sided hole surrounded by simple planar surface transitions in Rhino.

Video Tutorials from Rhino 3D Tutorials

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A series of little tutorials made available on my Youtube channel. For more detailed Rhino 3D tutorials here's the link https://rhino-3d-classes-from-beginner-to-advanced-lev.teachable.com/

How to model the StMary30st in Rhinoceros3D and show design intent.

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Here my explanation on how to do

Industrial shelter 12x4 meters (Rhinoceros)

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Industrial shelter 12 meter wide, 4 meters long and 2,97 meters total high (2,53 meters usable high from the front, and 2,88 meters from the back). Area is 48 m2. Uses 5 mm thick laser cut plates and the following tubes sizes (all in millimeters): 100x100x2 mm 80x40x2 mm Includes a link to YouTube with a video tutorial showing the design process from start to finish with Rhinoceros: https://youtu.be/6KgcZnYgpok

Zig-zag stairs

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Simple modeling tutorial for creating modern zig-zag stairs with Rhino.

Rhinoceros building tutorial_Desing Architecture Matias A Casciotta Gracia_Magical estudio digital3d

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Hello designers!! This is a tutorial to design from three-dimensional models made in Rhinoceros and visual programming made in Grashopper We include architecture, design, three-dimensional models and programming with the support of software technology. I hope it works! (Español) Hola diseñadores!! Ésto es un tutorial para diseñar a partir de modelos 3d realizados en Rhinoceros y programación visual en Grasshopper. Vemos Diseño,Arquitectura,Modelos 3d y Programación, con el apoyo de tecnología de software. Espero les sirva!

GOOD JOB

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Clean, easy to edit shape with Loft and Blend surface

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Clean, easy to edit shape with Loft and Blend surface

Converting a metal tube with 3 mm fillets to an aluminum extrusion

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Converting a metal tube with 3 mm fillets to an aluminum extrusion

Blend surface - Advanced Planar sections (tutorial 1)

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Blend surface with advanced "Planar sections" option

RHINO 7 = RHINO 5 PLUS SCULPTRIS

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Rhino introduced the SubD command bar in releases 6 and 7. If you still have the previous releases (4-5) one solution I've experimented with is to bundle Rhino 5 with free art modeling software. Even though I have the Rhino 7 release, I can't load it on one of old laptop of mine, so I tried SCULPTRIS, freely downloadable from the web: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sculptris Files can be exchanged in .OBJ. One limitation of Sculptris is that it sometimes has difficulty importing complex objects. Another limitation of Sculptris is that the starting object to be modeled is a sphere, when instead it would be preferable to start from a cube. This is only a starting free solution, which can be implemented with other more complete artistic software.

Filling basic 6-sided holes in Rhino (ver. 3)

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This tutorial shows how to fill a 6-sided hole surrounded by simple planar surface transitions in Rhino.

Loft magic

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When it comes to organic NURBS shapes like that, nothing can beat the quality, simplicity and History-enabled modification that Loft with the “Loose” option provides. A good practice is to use profile curves with the same degree and amount of control points. I started by creating the round base by using the Circle command with the “Deformable” option and 8 control points. Then, I simply copied it a few times and modified each one individually by moving its control points in the desired location. I also used Scale 3D and Scale 1D to adjust the overall size of each profile curve. As I moved or modified each intermediate curve, the History-enabled Loft surface updated in real-time, thus it let me decide what changes I needed to make to achieve the desired shape. NOTE: In this example initially I used the “Normal” option of Loft, which is not a good way to do the shape. The video capture was interrupted for some reason and stopped far earlier, so you will not see how I then deleted the loft surface and create

Rhinoceros - cutting and contouring

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDjpMMYhnsQ&list=PLZA1OpYthfNSRPV6-OsOi87TP5YlY5BtA&index=2

Loft to simulate a full round fillet between 3 surfaces

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In cases where 3 surfaces meet together and the goal is to create a full round fillet in-between, the top surface could be used to extract an isocurve that’s then used as a middle profile for a “Loft surface”. The two main vertical surfaces are shortened by the amount of approximate radius (in this example, the radius is 5 mm, because the two main surfaces are 10 mm far from each other) and set to tangent start and end for the loft operation. That would maintain the desired top limit for the rounded surface, though it will not produce a true radius fillet.