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As a former architecture student & young designer, I know exactly what it's like to feel overwhelmed learning so many different things all at once. Without much help when it came to software, I had to learn it all on my own. After 15 years working with programs like Rhino, Grasshopper, VRay, the Adobe Suite, and other design tools, it's now my pleasure to share the benefit of my experience with you.
I'll show you how to use software as a problem-solving tool so that when you encounter difficult design challenge, you'll be confident enough to proceed and solve it on your own with the skills we've developed together.
I'm between Brooklyn, NY and Los Angeles, CA, so if you're ever in one of those places and would like to meet up, discuss a project, arrange a workshop, ask a question, or just say 'hi', reach me at my email below or on social media.
Happy modeling!
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"Elite modeling school" is a JOKE! Then your recommendations are as useful as a $15 "home drawing" software...
Adore Rhino, have done since the turn of the Century! Now trying to use Fusion 360, and struggling, to be honest! Maybe a case of an old dog trying to learn new tricks, but I keep getting to issues that I know would be a few seconds to sort out in Rhino, that are pretty complex to do in Fusion...... Ah well. Excellent round-up, by the way!
Rhino is definitely awesome all rounder program. Beats the hell out of AutoCAD, especially in 3D. Although Blender has it beat in terms of animation.
It’s terrible compared to Revit when you actually know how to use it well. The relationship between orthographic views renders, and 3D model is unmatched. RhinoCAD doesn’t really understand what a plan section and elevation are.
i had rhino 7 downloaded and now i want to reuse the software.
the trial is expired
What happened to this guy
Thanks. Been looking into which one to get into.
FAKE!
Is it for 3D modeling or CAD or both? Worth 3D modeling I mainly regret to polygonal modeling.
Both. It’s especially unmatched in 3D CAD, dimensionally precise and watertight models that make for great computer aided manufacturing and product design. Something AutoCad is terrible at. And that Blender doesn’t really do precision.
Can't hear you
Terrible tip for the middle scroll button. Simply add tools into that window like “Zoom selected “ and many other to customize how u like and u can also rename the window like” Lindseys tools” or something
I use vray for rhino for my interior renders and its been 2 years i am not able to get desired results from IES Light pls help spl request IES Light is really creepy not getting the output as shown in photo from ies file in vray for rhino
Use Bella render
maxing out the mouse sensitivity menu was so hilarious but in fact it's so great i can just get from one end of the screen to the other barely moving my hand! it feels super efficient and continuous with the process in my brain
What happen to this guy?
ironic I know but he gave up modeling
Yesssssssssssss! Rhino is such an awesome CAD program.
just what i needed
Сan I ask you I have a problem with I am working on rhino but When I save my project in dwg And go to outocad I have a very big problem with editing my project on outocad Like I know rhino and am good in it But when my friend want to work on my project he always have a big problem with editing on outocad He didn't know rhino
Hey, great channel! Hope to see you back sometime :)
can i use somehow change the mille mouse button to orbit and use the right mouse butten for this default Toolbar???
Thank you for the tips!
I have been 3D modelling since 'Imagine' on the Amiga, and have tried many programs since, never quite happy. Then I stumbled upon Rhino V3 years ago and have stuck with it through every iteration. It is superb! Powerful and intuitive and I love the bloody thing.
This is soooooooooooooooooooo helpful thank you!!
@Erskine Chang is it possible to crack rhino7 in mac?! i realy need a help
Any news about that ?
It doesn't work now
I find this video very useful! I'm a beginner to rhino and it makes me feel less anxious when I see a list of some basic rules. Thank you very much.
Thank you from s.korea
Selection is (still) a real pain in Rhino. Sometimes you can not select something and no idea why. I even have the exact same copy of an object a couple of times in 1 scene and it will select some of them and straight up ignore the other identical objects. See the video on my channel, what you think, that must be a bug right?
select the object and press F5, that's it
I use Revit mostly, I feel rhyno is great not sure why I should model with rhyno vs revit
They have almost no overlapping purpose. One is a conceptual modeling tool. Another is a BIM tool. If you don't need to do a lot of creative design -- BUT -- you need to focus on construction docs/takeoffs/etc -- then Revit is obviously all you need. If you need a very freeform tool for conceptually/creatively testing ideas -- then Rhino is absolutely more native and results in more flexibility/creativity.
@@InspiredScience I've heard many people refer to Rhino as you do, "a conceptual modeling tool". Don't know that I agree with that. While it does excel at this function, it's also very strong as a detailing tool using it's AutoCAD-like layout environment. Actually, it's much stronger than AutoCAD (or it's variants - BricsCAD) due to it's ability to present view styles and clipping planes in viewports without odd display artifacts. It definitely does not have the ability to generate 2D vector views on the fly like SW or Inventor (or Revit), but still very easy to annotate in the layout environment. Regarding modeling in Rhino vs. Revit, I don't have much experience modeling in Revit, but feel that modeling in Rhino truly provides an environment that is conducive to developing free-form, organic shapes very easily (simple geometry too - but just about any modeler can do that easily.) I often model in Rhino and import/open directly into Inventor.
Revit can definitely do all the 3D solid architecture modeling that RhinoCAD to do, except meshes. Although you really need to know what you are doing when you only have 5 3D modelling options.
Hi there. I tried WalkAbout on the Mac version but it looks like the command doesn't exist on Mac. What's the alternative command on Mac? Thank you.
is there a way to assign the popup menu to another button on the mouse?... or to assign the popup menu to a keyboard shortcut which could be assigned to a mouse button? cheers!
If you tick the 'Manipulate view' box and use your middle mouse button to pan the view, you can still open the popup menu by holding the middle mouse button for a bit. 🙂
I am aware of some semi-pro and professional simulator aircraft modelling people who precision model high detail aircraft not just down to visible outer and inner surfaces, but right down to accurate models of the engine compartments, every seat in the passenger compartment, etc. They probably use Blender and retopo and texture paint tools to get their final 4K PBR work products, but it seems Blender is not even close to usable as a CAD program. I could probably get farther doing a 747 cockpit and passenger cabin in sketchup than doing it directly than in blender. When will Rhino get a dark mode that is easy on the eyes? My feeling, using it is, holy dated UI batman.
i still dont know how to do any of these things since you just told me what to do and not how to do it
It has come to a point when I open AutoCAD it all feels... weird, like I start missing the grey
this is the most profesional tutorial what we all need, subs for you. keep up the good job sir !
you are a newbie, you don't even understand power of popup
plzz increase the volume of ur voice, its hard to listen at some points
I do something similar. I customize the popup toolbar to have all my main tools that to use and in the center i have the place target command so i just tap the mouse wheel twice and i create a target to zoom around.
7 tips, not a single screen shot of the software. Also known as "Look at me talk!" What percentage of people are visual learners again?
buddy i have knowledge about AUTOCAD and CATIA\CREO is it necessary to know rhino if i want to work in automobile manufacturing industry
Heey i'm new to rhino and your video would be alot more usefull if you could support the video with images of the subjects you are talking about. Tips sound pretty good and usefull, thanks!
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Thank you for your time anda video
I call click bait. It should say “if you have a rhino 6 license”
Yes it's a click bait
Yea that’s why I unsubscribed and unliked
GODLY!
Its 2021 march end and your video is just more relevant
nice short clip. i would also add the hovering preview color. i think the default is light pink or light blue. i cant recall at this time. but it can get confusing when you have many objects and youre not sure which one youre hovering over. and if you use smart guidelines, theres also a color for parallel or perpendicular guidelines (i think their defaults are magenta and white) which can also be confusing.
As a product design I have to say I never looked back at Rhino once I realized the power of parametric and direct modeling. For sure Rhino has a fantastic breath of tools but when it comes to design process it simply is pretty bad. DISCLAIMER: I loved working with Rhino.
I think it's safe to say that Rhino is not a competitor for Solidworks/Catia, SolidEdge/NX, etc. For most industrial designers like yourself, I can't imagine someone recommending Rhino as their primary solution, without some special need/purpose.
@@InspiredScience Rhino is extremely popular and used in industrial design - maybe for the wrong reasons It is cheap and can be extended a lot 10 licenses of rhino is not much vs 10 licenses of solid works But also solid works is just meh - the workflow is for engineers and not for designers Something like catia is out of the price for basically every buys besides car and plane design I found solidthinking to be a good direction or NX
@@cekuhnen the main issue is surface modelling software like rhino is terrible for industrial design because of how awkward filleting etc is, the only reason to use rhino is grasshopper but that can just be for a single component.
@@kieranbarker7026 yeah I left Rhino a long time ago Fusion360 does a much better job here already
@@kieranbarker7026 you can also look at solidthinking or Alias both better than rhino but more expensive specifically Alias. Rhino oh man … what a crazy app and so popular because of its price for industrial designers Fusion 360 just replaced it for me which I also now teach
I used AutoCAD since about 1983. Approximately in 2008 I switched to Rhino. Rhino and Alias are direct competitors. They are used by mechanical engineers when Solidworks fails to make complex, organic surfaces. Alias is highly specialized tool used to design automobile bodies. Rhino looks more like Swiss Army knife - it can do many things rather well. Rhino is good, but its plugins are bad. Its main advantage is that complex, organic NURBS surfaces can be made quickly and accurately. Fillets never worked well, but they are somewhat reliable in Rhino 7. SubD surfaces are not accurate, but they are very well suited for making organic surfaces with record speed. QuadRemesh command quickly converts messy polygon meshes into SubD surfaces that are very easy to edit. Almost all young architects use Grasshopper, which now is integral part of Rhino.
Hey, you! I was looking for a 3D software recently and I found out that Blender is free and really powerful. Have you already used this program? Cheers
Im using Rhinno to train my cat, great software!
I want to know how
Why change the defaults? I love the pop up toolbar! Just hold Ctl+drag the push button from anywhere in Rhino onto that toolbar and you can easily customize it to commands commonly used. For me it’s a bunch of Set Workplane commands, Scale 1D, and some annotations.