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Thank you so much! I truly appreciate it! Please share the channel with your colleagues! I would love for this channel to grow and help out students and early professionals.

I made a video on desk crits that really tackle the design process. It takes time to find a flow that works for yourself. But a balance of story telling, precedent research, and design iterations, even if they're not the best, is always the best foundation in the design process. I actually show an example in the Desk Crit video of how to approach design iterations.

Thank you so much! Glad it helps!

Thank you so much! Please share this particular video with your colleagues and classmates. I think it's important for students to know about this industry.

@@unitedstatesofdesign Absolutely will! Especially with how architecture schools are functioning all of us students are in need of creators and professionals like you to get informed about these type of subjects.

lol! I am getting a better mic. Thank you for the support and I am glad you're enjoying the videos!

@@unitedstatesofdesign yes! im joking but ur videos shouldnt be free bro. very useful🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Thank you!

Can you be more specific?

@@unitedstatesofdesign 2D drawings(architectural) from a 3D model

Hello right click on the gumball tab and select "snappy dragging" instead of smooth dragging. Snappy dragging will allow snap with gumball. Hope this helps!

@@unitedstatesofdesign Thank you so much, have a nice day!

ruclips.net/video/i3ze6UlYqB8/видео.html The start of this video covers user interface, and then the entire video covers the majority of beginner commands.

"Selcrv" usually gets the job done

@@unitedstatesofdesign I take the approach of zooming into oblivion or changing my selection filters.... The choice depends upon my level of sanity after modelling in rhino for that day

My biggest stress relief in Rhino is when I do "isolate." It's like a domain expansion (iykyk).

@@unitedstatesofdesign best JJK and rhino cross over ever 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Domain Expansion : voided singularity (because it's mostly a single object and rest is an empty "void")

I think there may be a definition from grasshopper for this project already out there. I came across a GH definition in a research paper

Thank you! That means a lot!

I personally prefer to do all of my line work in Adobe illustrator. There's nothing stopping someone from doing what I just did in Rhino, AutoCAD, or even Photoshop, I think Adobe Illustrator provides a level of immediate results with linework and color that you just can't find in any of the other programs. Also, I just feel the way illustrator registers vectors is a little different compared to other programs, it's just more intuitive + easier to control. But again, that's just personal preference and opinion.

@@unitedstatesofdesign Yeah, true, your 100% right. The line work is silky smooth and looks fantastic on the screen, better than anything else. I wish it had the ability to work in scale though, I would probably use it more.

Just Arial ALL CAPS with tracking of 100 or 200. Whatever suits you. drive.google.com/file/d/12-BGNimWWF9R5aa2RJj_zS8H5rIATluP/view?usp=sharing You can download this template from my floorplan course

What aspects are you trying to learn?

@@unitedstatesofdesign interior and landscaping detailing and how to use lands design

Hello. Rhino 8 is fine because grasshopper still works. But plugins are still being updated to be compatible with Rhino 8 because it's still new.

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Hello. Thank you! I use a website called "SketchUp texture club"

Hello. Thank you for your comment! The command is called orientcameratosrf. Rhino does not have a aligncameratosrf command. And that will not create a true length axonometric projection because it's based off of the camera angle. Unless you are referring to a different method. I use orientcameratosrf for other kinds of projections like sections.

Thank you so much!

Check link in description.

Thank you! I am actually going to upload more videos on façade and construction assembly in rhino.

@@unitedstatesofdesign will be looking forward to it and thanks again

Thank you so much for your time

Hi. After you use create a basic surface with the "plane" command, you need to rebuild the surface to have at least 2 or 3 degrees. See 0:40 to create a smooth curved surface. Hope this helps.

​@unitedstatesofdesign Thank you so much ! It did work ! I did mess with the degree setting before but I tried numbers higher th

Than 9 (so 9-11) I guess 3 is perfect for it thank you so much

Correct! Thank You! I forgot my gumball wasn't oriented to object.

Thank you!

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See description. I posted a link to a downloadable Ai File. You can also use the cad-blocks website . Hope this helps!

Thank you!

In the first Landform Building Video, I cover the Contour Command in Detail. Let me know if you are looking for anything specific. ruclips.net/video/wbbUgD14FrA/видео.html

@@unitedstatesofdesign I'm looking to create a topography model from an actual site, is there any way to do that in rhino?

Thank you so much, that means a lot. Please share these videos with others to help grow attention and the channel. I truly want to help up and coming design students and professionals.

I'll start doing rendering tutorials in later videos. Thank you!