oh my god justin, since i was just an architecture student, and now stop practicing architecture, i still find ur signature opening everytime i randomly watch 3d modelling tutorial or even when im genuinely looking for a tutorial
Points On & Points Off have their own dedicated shortcuts, F10 for on, F11 for off. Maybe useful if you use them a lot like I do. Good tutorial, this was useful.
Hi there- thanks so much for your great videos! I have one particular question about caging: I have seen some videos where the cage is not just a box, but basically a Nurbs surface that is used as cage. That way it is possible to create a custom-cage that is linked to the mesh you want to transform (it is the "child"). Particularly usefull if you have an odd shape. I have tried to get it to work, but cannot do it... Do you know about this technique? Some also use grrasshopper mesh cage morph for this- but again, I cannot get this to work...
Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below! :)
Please make video about how can create a tower
I've already known rhino since 2002, but I love the effort you put into your great tutorials. thumbs up for all your videos
oh my god justin, since i was just an architecture student, and now stop practicing architecture, i still find ur signature opening everytime i randomly watch 3d modelling tutorial or even when im genuinely looking for a tutorial
Points On & Points Off have their own dedicated shortcuts, F10 for on, F11 for off. Maybe useful if you use them a lot like I do. Good tutorial, this was useful.
Thank you!
I watch this from Japan😭✨️
You’re the best Justin. Thank you
Super useful, cheers!
Life saver!!
I didn't notice, my control points are hidden, how to show it again?
Thank you...keep going
Welcome 😊
Hi there- thanks so much for your great videos! I have one particular question about caging: I have seen some videos where the cage is not just a box, but basically a Nurbs surface that is used as cage. That way it is possible to create a custom-cage that is linked to the mesh you want to transform (it is the "child"). Particularly usefull if you have an odd shape. I have tried to get it to work, but cannot do it... Do you know about this technique? Some also use grrasshopper mesh cage morph for this- but again, I cannot get this to work...
hey! once i put the cage edit mode, i cant see those arrows it shows on your screen in blue and red. I am doing something wrong?
Turn on the Gumball. It’s at the bottom of the screen
Bestt
I m fresher for CAD designing world
Where u from??😊
Colorado :)