Introduction to Rhinoceros 3D

Overview

“In Rhino, in the same way that we have the curve tools menu that allows us to edit the lines, curves and geometric figures that we draw through its commands, we have an equivalent menu for surfaces and solids. In this unit we are going to learn how the surface tools menu commands work, and how they are applied in 3D modeling. ”

In this video lesson Diego Fernández addresses the topic: Editing surfaces, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 4: Surfaces, Solids, and Boolean Operations. Learn how different shapes interact to add details and create new elements..

Partial transcription of the video

“INTRODUCTION TO RHINOCEROS / COURSE 4 UNIT 6 Editing surfaces In this unit we are going to learn how the tools in the Surface Tools menu work and how they are applied in 3D modeling. We are going to display this menu and we are going to leave it floating to be able to review the tools that we will be using throughout the course. The first command that we are going to find is Fillet Surface, this command allows us to generate a radius between two surfaces. Works a bit differently than Fillet command that we had seen in the Solid Tools menu. And in this command we have to select one of the su...”

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Course summary for: Course 4: Surfaces, Solids, and Boolean Operations

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