I've watched all 5 parts and I loved them, you were extremely clear and kept it really simple. I will be taking lessons on Rhino7 soon, and I wanted to have a general idea of what I would be doing. Your videos helped a lot, I was worrying that computer modelling was going to be so difficult! Also, I wish you the best with your health, I struggle with hand and wrist pain too!
Thank you so much for teaching us. The lecture is a great learning opportunity. Wish you a good health and healthy life. Take care. Quit alcohol completey and do exercise daily. Things will get better soon.
I'm not sure, but it sounds like you may need to turn on edit points. If the edit points don't turn on automatically when you select the curve, then you may need to turn them on manually. To do that, select the curve, click on the curve tab, and then click on "Show object control points". If you have the default toolbars, it should be the 9th icon from the left. Then select the top control point. Then you can move just the top control point. Let me know if that helps.
If you mean for the sizing circle, moving the curve seam was optional for this project since it had no complicated details, but it's still a good habit to move the seam to the bottom. As a general rule, jewelry designers will put the seam of the sizing circle at the bottom to keep it as far away from details as possible as the curve seam will eventually become a seam in the surfaces, which can potentially cause problems in more complicated designs. There can be exceptions where the top would be a better choice, but the bottom is almost always a good choice. But for this particular project, like I said, moving the seam is optional.
Big Thank you for this video!! Super helpful, even if i use Rhinio in german language. It´s easy to follow, you´re a good explainer! Wish you all the best with your health-issues!
Love your tutorials! Thank you for them. I have a question though. Seeing as most of these 3d models will then get cast into metal, would you recommend adding 10% to the ring band size to account for shrinkage?
That's a very good question. Also finishing and polishing the ring removes metal. I really expected this to be a problem, but I've never personally had ring size be an issue due to shrinkage from casting or from the finishing process. But I only worked in one shop, and there are so many variables in the casting process and from jeweler to jeweler (some jewelers might remove more metal during finishing) that I think it is possible it could be an issue in a different shop. You would need to just watch it. If it turns out to be a consistent problem, you could offset the sizing circle (offset inward toward the center so that the offset circle is inside the original circle). I would try very small offsets. Maybe 0.025 to start. If the finished rings are still turning out too big, then offset by 0.05. I doubt you would need to offset more than 0.05, but, if you do, then offset by 0.075, and and then 0.10, so forth. And just keep on offsetting more and more until you find an offset that produces good results for your shop. Once you find the offset that works for your shop, just make it a habit to offset the sizing circle always by that amount and then probably delete the original sizing circle (or put it on its own layer and turn that layer off...you just don't want to accidentally select it in the future). At least that's how I would handle it.
Hi, Thanks for this great tutorial. I am having trouble seeing the mesh over the surface I create from the 5 curves. I can only see the edge curves when I select the object. Any idea how I can change my settings to see a mesh like you have?
Hi. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos. It sounds like you need to change the viewport's render mode to shaded. Each viewport has a tab with its name (top, perspective, front, right). Each tab has a small arrow on the right side. If you click that little arrow, you will get a drop down. Just click on shaded. That will change the render mode for that particular viewport. Let me know if that helps.
Hi. Are you talking about when I move the little line at the bottom of the sizing circle (at timestamp 1:56)? If so, I click on the line to select it, the gimbal widget appears (Rhino calls the gimbal "the gumball"...to be funny, I think). I then click on the upward pointing arrow, which makes a text box appear. If I type a positive number, it will move up. Since I want it to move down, I entered a negative number (-1.2). Press enter to finish the action. If the gumball doesn't appear when you click on the line, type Gumball in the command line and press enter. Then click on "On" (also in the command line). I hope that helps, if you mean another line, if you could give me a timestamp I'll look at it.
@@thaibui5911 Is it making a straight line? If it's making a straight line, you might have the continuity set to "Position". Be sure the continuity is set to "Tangency" for both point 1 and point 2. And let me know if that helps.
I would have to see your file. I will link to a video showing various ways to contact me. I don't have staff or anything, so I likely won't respond instantly...it can take several hours for me to respond. You can send the file to me and I'll look at it. ruclips.net/video/bhadwrxAF0c/видео.htmlsi=Mf0SlS7jt8RwMYgz
I think you mean the gumball. It should appear anytime you select any object. If it does not, then you need to turn the gumball on. To turn the gumball on, type "gumball" in the command line and press "enter". Then click the "on" option in the command line. Now, whenever you select any object, the gumball should appear.
Awesome tutorials but I have a few questions about the wire cut command, I can't seem to get it to cut the object without asking for a direction input, how do you get it to just cut? I don't mind the long video's and I like how you show errors and work arounds, even more details would be appreciated even. There aren't many rhino videos out there at are as good and detailed as yours, keep up the good work.
Hi. Thanks for the kind words. And I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. Are you sure it's asking for a direction? When I run the command, it asks me for a "cut depth point" with an option to hit enter to cut all all the way through, and in almost all cases I need it to cut all the way through so I just hit enter. I do see an option called "Direction" but I have to click on it. I've never changed it before so I guess the default of "NormalToCurve" works fine.
HI there, I'm 21 years of age and I'm in the jewelry business already. I was wondering if you give lessons, or could possibly answer a few of my questions. Love the videos, and how detailed they are.
I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. I've never given lessons before. I am thinking about maybe doing a live youtube session. I wonder if that might work as a lesson or Q&A type of thing. You can also put questions here or send me an email (you can find my email on my channel's page). Or you can contact me on Twitter/X or Facebook (those links are also on my channel's page). I have just completed an updated version of my library and now I need to make tutorials on how to use that. I don't know how long that's going to take me. (A week or two, I'd guess). And then I promised a tutorial on another subject to another viewer, but after I'm done with all that, I'll try to come back to this.
I agree. That is a great idea for a video and an important skill in making CAD jewelry. I do plan on making a video about that, but, unfortunately, I can't say when I'll get around to it.
I'm sorry you're having that problem. Something in the curves is wrong, but I would have to look at the file figure out what it is. If you go to my channel's about page, you will find an email address where you can contact me and send me the file.
@@adelaalmansoori4421 I'm sorry you are having that problem. I'm guessing one or more of the curves is not snapped in place correctly. I would delete the curves. Make sure you have end snaps and quad snaps checked (ticked) and then make the curves again, making sure that the curves are snapping into place. If it still doesn't work, though, I would need to look at the file. if you end up needing to send me the file, you can find various ways to contact me on my channel's page (twitter, facebook, and email).
I appreciate your interest. I'm glad you are enjoying my videos. At this time, the only lessons I have are the videos on my youtube channel. If you need more, I would recommend checking out PJ Chen's channel. He has lots of jewelry cad videos for Rhino.
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been doing rhino for around 10 years and learned at least 3 things from this video--thank you!
Thanks. I appreciate the comment!
Thank you so much for your Rhino tutorials! Please keep making them. You explain things really well and it has been super easy to learn from you!
I've watched all 5 parts and I loved them, you were extremely clear and kept it really simple. I will be taking lessons on Rhino7 soon, and I wanted to have a general idea of what I would be doing. Your videos helped a lot, I was worrying that computer modelling was going to be so difficult! Also, I wish you the best with your health, I struggle with hand and wrist pain too!
Thank you for the kind words.
Thank you so much for making this series! Immediately subscribed, extremely helpful
Thank you so much for making this series You are such a good teacher
Thank you so much for teaching us. The lecture is a great learning opportunity. Wish you a good health and healthy life. Take care. Quit alcohol completey and do exercise daily. Things will get better soon.
Thank you.
Thank you so much for sharing with the world and for passing on what you have learned to those starting their design journeys.
Thank you for the kind and inspirational words.
Thanks! Great stuff. Very short, fast, and effective. Wish you a good health and productivity!
4:19 how you adjust your curve with gumball and keep it "glued" to the circle? Mine just moves through it
I'm not sure, but it sounds like you may need to turn on edit points. If the edit points don't turn on automatically when you select the curve, then you may need to turn them on manually. To do that, select the curve, click on the curve tab, and then click on "Show object control points". If you have the default toolbars, it should be the 9th icon from the left. Then select the top control point. Then you can move just the top control point.
Let me know if that helps.
@@webduncetv i selected the top point and it helps hahah, thank you!
i forgot how to make these thank you sm your a lifesaver
thank you for this great content it is so helpful , I've a question why did you use curve seam tool at first ?
If you mean for the sizing circle, moving the curve seam was optional for this project since it had no complicated details, but it's still a good habit to move the seam to the bottom. As a general rule, jewelry designers will put the seam of the sizing circle at the bottom to keep it as far away from details as possible as the curve seam will eventually become a seam in the surfaces, which can potentially cause problems in more complicated designs. There can be exceptions where the top would be a better choice, but the bottom is almost always a good choice. But for this particular project, like I said, moving the seam is optional.
Thank you for your tutorial. I learned many things. Hope you get much better at this point.
Big Thank you for this video!! Super helpful, even if i use Rhinio in german language. It´s easy to follow, you´re a good explainer! Wish you all the best with your health-issues!
I'm glad it was helpful, and thank you for the kind words.
Love your tutorials! Thank you for them. I have a question though. Seeing as most of these 3d models will then get cast into metal, would you recommend adding 10% to the ring band size to account for shrinkage?
That's a very good question. Also finishing and polishing the ring removes metal. I really expected this to be a problem, but I've never personally had ring size be an issue due to shrinkage from casting or from the finishing process. But I only worked in one shop, and there are so many variables in the casting process and from jeweler to jeweler (some jewelers might remove more metal during finishing) that I think it is possible it could be an issue in a different shop.
You would need to just watch it. If it turns out to be a consistent problem, you could offset the sizing circle (offset inward toward the center so that the offset circle is inside the original circle). I would try very small offsets. Maybe 0.025 to start. If the finished rings are still turning out too big, then offset by 0.05. I doubt you would need to offset more than 0.05, but, if you do, then offset by 0.075, and and then 0.10, so forth. And just keep on offsetting more and more until you find an offset that produces good results for your shop. Once you find the offset that works for your shop, just make it a habit to offset the sizing circle always by that amount and then probably delete the original sizing circle (or put it on its own layer and turn that layer off...you just don't want to accidentally select it in the future).
At least that's how I would handle it.
Hey man THANK YOU SO MUCH!! You explain everything perfectly and so smoothly! keep up the good work you are appreciated!
Thank you for the kind words.
Hi, Thanks for this great tutorial. I am having trouble seeing the mesh over the surface I create from the 5 curves. I can only see the edge curves when I select the object. Any idea how I can change my settings to see a mesh like you have?
Hi. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos. It sounds like you need to change the viewport's render mode to shaded. Each viewport has a tab with its name (top, perspective, front, right). Each tab has a small arrow on the right side. If you click that little arrow, you will get a drop down. Just click on shaded. That will change the render mode for that particular viewport. Let me know if that helps.
I wish we could see what keys you are pressing, there are alot of shortcuts I don't know yet. Trying to figure out how you moved the line down.
Hi. Are you talking about when I move the little line at the bottom of the sizing circle (at timestamp 1:56)? If so, I click on the line to select it, the gimbal widget appears (Rhino calls the gimbal "the gumball"...to be funny, I think). I then click on the upward pointing arrow, which makes a text box appear. If I type a positive number, it will move up. Since I want it to move down, I entered a negative number (-1.2). Press enter to finish the action.
If the gumball doesn't appear when you click on the line, type Gumball in the command line and press enter. Then click on "On" (also in the command line).
I hope that helps, if you mean another line, if you could give me a timestamp I'll look at it.
4:20 Why do I move the wire straight but can't create a curve?
It sounds like History is off. Type History in the command line and make sure Record = Yes and Update = Yes. Let me know if that helps.
@@webduncetv I can not do it
I have history turned on
i used rhino 5
thaibui
@@thaibui5911 Is it making a straight line? If it's making a straight line, you might have the continuity set to "Position". Be sure the continuity is set to "Tangency" for both point 1 and point 2. And let me know if that helps.
@@webduncetv How can I send you the clip?How can I send you the clip?
@@webduncetv it is not making a line
YO thank you so much u explained the video very efficiently and clearly and it rly helped me alot keep up the good work.
it says "Unable to sort curves. Select curves one at a time." when i tried to surface it
I would have to see your file. I will link to a video showing various ways to contact me. I don't have staff or anything, so I likely won't respond instantly...it can take several hours for me to respond. You can send the file to me and I'll look at it.
ruclips.net/video/bhadwrxAF0c/видео.htmlsi=Mf0SlS7jt8RwMYgz
So easy to understand and follow. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
What did you press to appear the blue and red arrows?
I think you mean the gumball. It should appear anytime you select any object. If it does not, then you need to turn the gumball on. To turn the gumball on, type "gumball" in the command line and press "enter". Then click the "on" option in the command line. Now, whenever you select any object, the gumball should appear.
@@webduncetv thank you so much
please continue this is very useful thank you!!
Awesome tutorials but I have a few questions about the wire cut command, I can't seem to get it to cut the object without asking for a direction input, how do you get it to just cut? I don't mind the long video's and I like how you show errors and work arounds, even more details would be appreciated even. There aren't many rhino videos out there at are as good and detailed as yours, keep up the good work.
Hi. Thanks for the kind words. And I'm glad you're enjoying the videos.
Are you sure it's asking for a direction? When I run the command, it asks me for a "cut depth point" with an option to hit enter to cut all all the way through, and in almost all cases I need it to cut all the way through so I just hit enter.
I do see an option called "Direction" but I have to click on it. I've never changed it before so I guess the default of "NormalToCurve" works fine.
excelente, muchas gracias por compartir.
Thank you for your excellent training
HI there, I'm 21 years of age and I'm in the jewelry business already. I was wondering if you give lessons, or could possibly answer a few of my questions. Love the videos, and how detailed they are.
I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. I've never given lessons before. I am thinking about maybe doing a live youtube session. I wonder if that might work as a lesson or Q&A type of thing.
You can also put questions here or send me an email (you can find my email on my channel's page). Or you can contact me on Twitter/X or Facebook (those links are also on my channel's page).
I have just completed an updated version of my library and now I need to make tutorials on how to use that. I don't know how long that's going to take me. (A week or two, I'd guess).
And then I promised a tutorial on another subject to another viewer, but after I'm done with all that, I'll try to come back to this.
Would be nice to see how to add details to the sides of the shaft!
I agree. That is a great idea for a video and an important skill in making CAD jewelry. I do plan on making a video about that, but, unfortunately, I can't say when I'll get around to it.
Very nyc.. iam also jewellery cad designer..i have learnt something today for sure thanks 👍
Thank you. I'm glad it was helpful.
thank you for sharing, you are the best!
Very useful and appreciate your work!
Thank you for showing me this! I'm just a Rhino beginner lol
No problem!!
Thanks for the great lesson! 👍
Grato pelo vídeo.
Meu desejo é que você se recupere e seja próspero.
De nada. E obrigado pela sua preocupação e bons votos.
Thank you so much, it is really useful!!
You are welcome!
Why can't I make a curve network? It keeps telling me "Unable to sort curves. Select curves one at a time.
Unable to use this curve network."
I'm sorry you're having that problem. Something in the curves is wrong, but I would have to look at the file figure out what it is. If you go to my channel's about page, you will find an email address where you can contact me and send me the file.
I'm having the same issue too
@@adelaalmansoori4421 I'm sorry you are having that problem. I'm guessing one or more of the curves is not snapped in place correctly. I would delete the curves. Make sure you have end snaps and quad snaps checked (ticked) and then make the curves again, making sure that the curves are snapping into place. If it still doesn't work, though, I would need to look at the file. if you end up needing to send me the file, you can find various ways to contact me on my channel's page (twitter, facebook, and email).
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Can you help me how to stop migrain
I'm sorry you suffer from migraines, but I don't know anything about that. Did you commented on the wrong video?
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I appreciate your interest. I'm glad you are enjoying my videos. At this time, the only lessons I have are the videos on my youtube channel. If you need more, I would recommend checking out PJ Chen's channel. He has lots of jewelry cad videos for Rhino.
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