Hi Kevin! Thanks for your comment. Command keys are shown on the screen in this tutorial and all our other tutorials. It's shown in the upper right corner of Rhino viewport. You can see for example in this video on 5:12
Thanks for this great tutorial! But here I would like to ask that can a SubD object not to be turned into a polysurface after trimming or splitting it? So I can still edit the object with SubD tools. Thanks
thanks for sharing. not that it matters but it would make more sense to use the side view (from photo) to vector/point trace etc. rhino 7 has a long way to go still.
Yes, you could, but that isocurve's look would depend on how you created the surface at the first place, so sometimes you would not get a straight line like you would if you draw it from the top.
hey dusan will you make a separate video for rhino 7 subD new features for your followers asap!!we are very eager to know about rhino subd functions and features!! i already used sketch up subD its quite interesting and yeah its time to know about rhino subD!!
Sure, well the tools are still in development, so there's not much that can be done yet. However, McNeel is focusing on doing the backend stuff as it's supposed to be done. There will be more once this tools is stable and more useful and available for the public :D
Hey Arman, Unfortunately, no, SubD tools are specifically in development for Rhino 7 version. However, there are some plugins at the market today that can do similar things. The best one is T-splines, but it cannot be used anymore, the substitution for that one is Clayoo, but I don't think it is as good as T-splines, and often times it actually crashes.
@@HowtoRhino yep thats right i use tspline but just in rhino 5 it is great if we can use subd in new versions :( actully rhino 6 how ever thank you my friend
What a wonderful video...!!! Thank you. (you should commit a bit more on the tool you are using, it would really help us). Thank you again... I'm subscribing...!!!
Hey Edgar, Thanks! Glad you like the tutorial! If you'd like to take this a step further and have a complete step by step approach in learning Rhino and Grasshopper that includes our personal coaching, you may want to check out our Rhino for Architects 2.0 Course! Please reach out and send me an email at dusan@howtorhino.com if you're interested and I'll tell you a lot more about it there and share the course platform with you as well! Cheers! :)
Thanks, very straight forward tutorial. You made Rhino look so simple.
You're welcome! Glad you think so :D
Around 5:23 seconds when he is creating polysurface objects with the split command, mine isn't working. anyone know why?
Is it possible to show the command keys on screen in future tutorials?
Hi Kevin! Thanks for your comment. Command keys are shown on the screen in this tutorial and all our other tutorials. It's shown in the upper right corner of Rhino viewport. You can see for example in this video on 5:12
@@HowtoRhino sorry I didn't specify, but the command shortcut keys as well.
Nice model, great explanation, thank you!
Thanks Wes! Glad it was clear for you :D Cheers!
Hello and thanks for great help )
appreciate the effort to showing the goods))
hooray!
You're welcome Eros! Thanks!
Thanks for this great tutorial!
But here I would like to ask that can a SubD object not to be turned into a polysurface after trimming or splitting it? So I can still edit the object with SubD tools.
Thanks
thanks for sharing. not that it matters but it would make more sense to use the side view (from photo) to vector/point trace etc. rhino 7 has a long way to go still.
Sure.
As always thank you
You're welcome, glad you liked the tutorial!
Awesome tutorial, which plugin is that your are using to change views?
There's no plugin, I just changed the Display mode in Rhino.otpions. You can create your own Display modes by going to Options / View / Display modes
Great tutorials bro
Thanks Loai! I appreciate it :D
For the curtain wall, you could extract an isocurve inside the surface and just extrude that curve without having to draw it, right?
Yes, you could, but that isocurve's look would depend on how you created the surface at the first place, so sometimes you would not get a straight line like you would if you draw it from the top.
Awesome! Thaks
No problem!
i couldn t find sub division command,how can find these tools?
Sub Division comes with Rhino 7 WIP (work in progress) you can download it from the Rhino web site
www.rhino3d.com/download/rhino/wip
Can this be done with Rhino 6 which has the sub d capability?
Thanks
Nope, only Rhino 7
hey dusan will you make a separate video for rhino 7 subD new features for your followers asap!!we are very eager to know about rhino subd functions and features!! i already used sketch up subD its quite interesting and yeah its time to know about rhino subD!!
Sure, well the tools are still in development, so there's not much that can be done yet. However, McNeel is focusing on doing the backend stuff as it's supposed to be done. There will be more once this tools is stable and more useful and available for the public :D
could you do the Linked Hybrid by Steven Holl?
Hey Nelson! Great suggestion. Thanks, this kind of tutorial would be a better option for some kind of 1-2h long webinar, but I'll have it on my list.
Ctrl + J > Join , Ctrl + Shift + S > Split
Yes, great hotkey! Or you can use J + Spacebar, SP + Spacebar
How do you convert subd to polysurfaces.
hi thank you for your great tourial
Hey Arman,
Unfortunately, no, SubD tools are specifically in development for Rhino 7 version. However, there are some plugins at the market today that can do similar things. The best one is T-splines, but it cannot be used anymore, the substitution for that one is Clayoo, but I don't think it is as good as T-splines, and often times it actually crashes.
@@HowtoRhino yep thats right
i use tspline but just in rhino 5
it is great if we can use subd in new versions :( actully rhino 6
how ever thank you my friend
Sure thing! You're welcome :)
which one is better plugin of rhino tspline or sub d ?
SubD. Tsplines doesn't work anymore with Rhino 6 :)
@@HowtoRhino can you tell which one was actually more better tspline or sub d?
@@faisalazamkhan3240 SubD in my oppinion, because you can use it with all other Rhino commands. You're not limited to T-spline commands only.
What a wonderful video...!!! Thank you. (you should commit a bit more on the tool you are using, it would really help us). Thank you again... I'm subscribing...!!!
Hey Edgar,
Thanks! Glad you like the tutorial!
If you'd like to take this a step further and have a complete step by step approach in learning Rhino and Grasshopper that includes our personal coaching, you may want to check out our Rhino for Architects 2.0 Course! Please reach out and send me an email at dusan@howtorhino.com if you're interested and I'll tell you a lot more about it there and share the course platform with you as well! Cheers! :)
@@HowtoRhino Thank you, I'll definitely check it. Is the course that you mention for beginners? (and Mac apple users?)
Is it like clayoo ?
No, it's SubD Tools in Rhino 7
Is SubD the same thing as T-Splines?
No, SubD is a new modeling tool for Rhino 7, T-splines was a plugin for Rhino that no longer works.
How to Rhino I mean like same objective?
@@aidenkashi6110 Yes, the purpose is the same :D
where i can fivd subdplan?
Make sure to have Rhino 7 installed and they will show up in the toolbars area :)
Rhino 7 is out now !! The 90-day evaluation version can be downloaded from here: www.rhino3d.com/download/
Great tutorial but to fast command typing. It required a lot of pausing to see what you typed. Otherwise very well explained!
nice bro
Thanks
i have some question about the end of your video ( orange color background, model animated scene ) how you do that plz send
welcome back : D
haha I'm not going anywhere! Thanks Kamal :D
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Could You do al wakrah stadium ? Please is need help is fir My workk iam subscriberrr
Great suggestion! Will have this one in mind for some of the future tutorials :D
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