Rhino 3D Tutorial: Selection Filter

#Rhino3Dtutorial #selection #filter #CAD
This Rhino 3D Tutorial pertains to the application of the Selection Filter. Selection Filter makes it easy to select specific objects and component types in Rhinoceros 3D CAD. It is especially useful for Mesh and Sub-D modelling work.
Please feel free to drop a request in the comment section if you have a 3D or CAD problem that is in need of a solution.

[@simpernchong]

Feel free to share my videos if you think they are useful for other CAD and 3D Users. Thanks in advanced.

[@catusplayz4771]

Btw great vid!!!

Thanks a lot man, recently i was having problems selecting things but not anymore :)

[@simpernchong]

Glad to hear that. :) Thanks for viewing

[@wapo_t]

Thanks!

[@simpernchong]

Welcome

[@khalidhashimeh]

nice dude..thank you..i wish if you please to see videos on v-ray for rhino coming in the near future..lol

[@simpernchong]

Thanks for the comments. I will try but to be honest I am not really good with Vray. I just find it too cumbersome to use with Rhino.

[@mushreenjahan3045]

Thank you Sir.........

[@simpernchong]

Thanks for the kind remark :)

[@Ak47ram]

The extrusion sphere is not showing on the Gumball for some reason

[@simpernchong]

Emm...got to be sub-object mode via the Selection filter

[@Ak47ram]

@@simpernchong just noticed I need to work on the original side, not the mirrored.

[@SarangaBuragohain]

wow, I did not know this feature was available.. i am so noob

[@simpernchong]

It is really an obscured tool that is not really used most of the time. But with Sub-D coming into prominence, I think it is an awesome feature.

[@naidenhadjiev922]

I draw a cube and type TosubD and rhino is asking me to select mesh?? It doesn't let me select that cube. How come it works on yours? Latest Rhino here.

[@simpernchong]

You have to use the 'Meshbox' command. You have used the Box command which is NURBS-based instead.