Parametric extrusions in Rhino using Grasshopper | architutors

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In this tutorial you will learn about how to model parametric extrusions in Rhino using Grasshopper.
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[@greasybeez]

Amazing tutorial, I feel like I just learned so much. Thank you! Now I need to learn to move the control points in Grasshopper.

[@architutors]

Great to hear!

[@Fer2197]

is it flat in the back? if is not i did someting wrong

[@ItsMeMadison1]

is there a way to do this on a 3d mesh/polysurface?

[@ayeshashafiq4333]

Is rhino is better than sketch up?. let me know

[@architectEvo]

it is

[@architutors]

both softwares have different advantages. for precise parametric modeling rhino is better, it depends on type of work you're about to do.

[@aksharcreation7744]

How to export CNC Router file from Rhino after all process of parametric ?

[@architutors]

Well there is cam-software that works inside Rhino meaning you can go straight to your cnc machine without exporting. You can also make your own post-processor in grasshopper
github.com/fellesverkstedet/Bark-beetle-parametric-toolpaths