I have been teaching Rhino for the last 6 years at the university at a Master's level for people interested in transportation and product design. I used Rhino for18 years and also work as an industrial designer in the aerospace industry for one of the largest aircraft manufacturers in the world for the last 17 years.
In the first couple of weeks I will show you step by step on how to get around in Rhino 3D and use basic 2D and 3D tools.
From then on, I will share with you how you can edit and modify surfaces to add a greater level of details. As we progress through the lessons you will then learn on how to render with the basic Rhino render followed by quick examples using industry standard rendering plug ins like Maxwell Render.
- Introduction to Rhinoceros 4.0 What is Rhino 4.0? - It is a stand-alone, commercial NURBS-based 3-D modeling software. NURBS- Non-uniform rational basis spline.
- Introductory Architectural Rhino 5.0 Tutorial Tutorial by John Greene To begin: All Rhino commands are in ITALIC CAPS, these can all be input directly into the command line in the Rhino window. Commands can also be found in toolbar icons or drop-down menus. This tutorial.
User's Guide. Select the file. And click the. This model contains four objects: a box, a cone, a cylinder, and a sphere. Menus, buttons, and command prompt. With Rhino, you can work with the menus, the toolbar buttons, or by typing commands at the command prompt.
Finally towards the end of the course I will show you how to fix corrupted surfaces from imported files as well as initiating you to the principles of reverse engineering techniques based on a scanned clay model.
Overall the course contains 10 weeks session. Each lecture are about 2 hours and 30 minutes long. I 'll also make many demos , simple to follow and understand. These exercises will be made available for you to follow.
Even though my tutorials are done on the v5 version, those of you who wish to use V6 version will have no problems to follow along.
Also don't forget to follow me on Facebook as well , as I regularly communicate to my students new exercises, announcements, and projects done with Rhino. Just look me up in Facebook for Rhino 3D tutorials Alexandre Galin.
Whether you're an industrial designer, architect, interior designer, engineer , technician or simply a hobbyist, I can help you in your personal growth.
So I hope you'll tag along.
Thanks for your attention and kind regards,
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
Alexandre
- Anyone who wants to learn 3D, industrial design, interior design, engineering , architecture or hobbyists.
- If you like to make renderings and / or prototypes, create out of your own imagination, then Rhino is the tool for you.
I realise that there exist some posts such as this one which have asked the same question. However the links on the suggested page do not work (it simply takes me back to blog homepage).
What I'm looking for is a tutorial which does not have any assumed prior rhino mock knowledge.
What I need is a step-by-step guide which explains the basics (stubs vs mocks vs expect.call), how the Record(), ReplayAll(), VerifyAll(), when/why you use Repeat.Any() etc., work.
I have a rough understanding after reading some of the documentation (which I found some articles to be useful but most to be confusing at best) but I need some more examples with detailed explanations on how to use rhino mocks.
Rhinoceros 5 Tutorial Pdf
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I think the best links, which are both up to date, and starting from the basics are:
Aaron