Rhino Beginners to Advanced 2024

In this video I introduce you to the Rhino interface, we go over where you find different tools and how they are laid out in different panels.

We learn the principles of using Rhino commands and how to use them.

We go over the basic principles of modelling in Rhino and understanding what NURBs, Surfaces and Polysurfaces are.

In this tutorial we learn how to properly and efficiently setup your Rhino document.

Learn all necessary curve, point and line functions. We do this by tracing existing architectural floor plans for the Farnsworth House.

Now we take our curves from the floor plans and extrude them into surfaces and polysurfaces bringing our building into 3D.

We learn how to repeat floor tiles by using the Array command as well as splitting objects.

Learn how to set up Rhino Materials and change their properties.

Now we finish off the design by adding stairs using what we have learned, and then set up a camera view and adjust the settings to export the final image!

Learn the in depth principles and applications of the Array tool. Using the Beijing Stadium as a case study.

Learn how to use Loft and adjust the parameters within the dialogue box. Using the Mobius Strip as an example.

This tutorial is useful for those wanting to 3D print their models. By taking a 3D surface and ‘unrolling’ it into 2D.

Using Shigeru Ban’s famous structure we learn how to use Flow to create unique sculpture structures.

Learn how to use the patch command to create topography and make adjustments.

We use the Beijing Water Cube as a case study to learn how to use Offset and Loft together.

Learn how to create a spiral staircase and understand the Helix tool.

Creating a organic shaped Scifi tower, now we make the outlines for the outer shell.

Creating a organic shaped Scifi tower, we begin with making the floors

Now we will finish the tower by converting the outlines into a 3D organic shell.

We look at what SubD modelling is and how it different from traditional NURB and Mesh modelling.

Looking into the various uses and how to use SubD modelling, and how to create unique forms using only SubD Tools.

Let’s recreate the London Aquatics Centre by Zaha Hadid Architects, using only SubD Tools!

Let’s take our Fast-Track case study and set it up for a laser cut, teaching you how to explode the building and place onto our boards to send in for laser cutting.

Creating a organic shaped Scifi tower, we begin with making the floors.

Let’s model the OPUS Building using Rhino SubD and Grasshopper