Rhino 3D - Architects Stop using Illustrator

Architects Stop using Illustrator to make nice line drawings. Use Rhino 3D instead.
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[@juanmanuelcasal6132]

You are a genius! this totally make sense, I feel that I was looking for this tutorial for so long and now I found it.

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Juan Manuel Casal Thank you! I’m glad that you found this useful.

[@jojosnowball1462]

So very helpful, I can actually pass my class now. Thank you!

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Awesome! Best of luck.

[@laceydaniels7256]

I didn't realize that rhino 6 can do this

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Yes, you can :)

[@nataliadulcey2582]

Nice video, what about technical view. I was not able to print as the preview. Is it not possible?

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

It should be possible

[@kayjami1996]

Hi Alphonso, thnx for the video, it shows you can EASILY get quality line drawings without leaving Rhino. However, the Make2D command will give you a vector line capture of that view in Top view without having to explode/dupfaceborder/selDup. With Make2D you can also maintain source layers, so if you know you're making the object for line drawings, you can assign layers/lineweights before using Make2D command.
I have just subscribed to the channel as I like your videos!

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Adekunle Awodele Thank you for the comment and thank you for the subscribe! Good point. I forgot to mention make 2D. One of my other goals is to continue working in 3D space vs 2D. This allows you to not be locked into one view.

[@kiyaakbari5761]

I agree with you 👌👌👌👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🌹🌹

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Thank you and thanks for the comment!

[@kiyaakbari5761]

You're welcome professor, and thank you so much for useful videos 🙏🙏🌹🌹

[@jhannderaponte7173]

that´s awesome

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Thank you!

[@victorsigmund3815]

Hi Alphonso, I used the DupFaceBorder, selected the object, and clicked enter just like what you did at min 26:29 to min 26:39. But, the object ended up disappearing. What should I do?

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Hi Victor. I hope all is well. I’m sure that you’ve figured this out by now.

[@AndersSMoe]

Thank you, Alphonso, for your great tutorials on grasshopper and Rhino. I’ve seen 4 or 5 in one evening! They’re even work well in double speed. Are you good with meshes? I really have a hard time with them. Cutting, trimming, joining etc. Nothing works as it should. I discovered today that things seemed to work better when I got the meshes into grasshopper. Are you planing any tutorials on meshes?

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Hello Anders. Thank you for your comment and feedback! I'm glad that you are enjoying the videos. Regarding meshes...I do like working with meshes especially for 3D printing. When working with meshes in Rhino all of the Mesh Boolean commands work similar to the Nurbs Boolean commands. Trim and Join do not work well with meshes. I do also use Grasshopper to work with subdivision of meshes. I use a couple of plug-ins, Weaverbird and Mesh + . I do have a Weaverbird mesh tutorial in the works. Keep an eye out for it.

[@AndersSMoe]

Alphonso Peluso, thank you again. My problems are usually about using meshes for site modeling. I’ll check out the plug-ins! Maybe I just haven’t found the right tools yet.

[@victorsigmund3815]

Hi Alphonso, I did what you did at min 6:39, changing the print color to black but the line color is still purple and I also tried to change the line weight just like what you did at min 6:48 but the line weight doesn't change in my Rhino. Why is that?
BTW, I'm still new to Rhino and I'm using Rhino 7.

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Did you turn Print Display on?

[@victorsigmund3815]

@@AlphonsoPeluso I haven't turned on the Print Display

[@user-yk1cw8im4h]

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[@AlphonsoPeluso]

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