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Nice tutorial, around minute 6:45 we can also use the command Tween Curves that will interpolate between two curves with a specified number of in-between shapes.
Hey Miled! Agreee! Good thinking, I missed that :) That's why I love Rhino, always so many ways to get the same result and our goal is to find the shortest one! :D
Hey, i love your works guys. i've learned a lot from you guys. could you show us, how you made this wireframe-like on the object in rendered mode and the grid on the ground? tnx a a lot.
A bit of feedback is that if someone is not familiar with the software already, you are waaaay too quick dude. I have to stop the video every 10 seconds and go over it 3 times just to understand what you are doing. Perhaps it's just not the video that I should be watching as a beginner, but if you want to gather a larger audience maybe slow down a bit, explain the commands that you're using and how to activate them. It's a shame because you have a lot of content but I just can't follow.
Hey Estefano! Thanks a lot for your feedback. I'll definitely consider your request and slow down. I'll soon publish a course that is for beginners where I'll explain each command step by step. Keep an eye for that as well :)
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Nice tutorial, around minute 6:45 we can also use the command Tween Curves that will interpolate between two curves with a specified number of in-between shapes.
Hey Miled! Agreee! Good thinking, I missed that :) That's why I love Rhino, always so many ways to get the same result and our goal is to find the shortest one! :D
,great video, one question tho when you mirror the objects how do you get it that every time you do it snaps perfectly in the middle, thank you
Great tutorial. Thank you for your choice of projects! All of them are really cool
Thanks Zuzzuka!
You're welcome! If you have any requests by any chance let me know :D
How to draw on a vertical building surface (z direction) while you are in the prespective view as we do that easily in SketchUp?
Hey, i love your works guys. i've learned a lot from you guys. could you show us, how you made this wireframe-like on the object in rendered mode and the grid on the ground? tnx a a lot.
Hi Ali, this is covered in Rhino for Architects Masterclass, you can check it out on our website howtorhino.com
Great tutorial, btw I was wondering if you could do a modern house tutorial without reference image
I guess if you have your own project, you don't need a reference image.
Валерия Кит I just want to see the steps it takes to model a house without any reference
Hey! Thanks for your comment. I appreciate it :)
There will be something like this in the near future!
Hi could you please do the Denmark Pavilion in Shanghai Expo 2010. Having problem with the infinity loop.
Appreciated!
Hi i! Thanks for commenting. Great project, I'll consider it for some of the future tutorials :)
plz, create tutorial for beginner, i dont understand the workflow
Working on it :)
A bit of feedback is that if someone is not familiar with the software already, you are waaaay too quick dude.
I have to stop the video every 10 seconds and go over it 3 times just to understand what you are doing.
Perhaps it's just not the video that I should be watching as a beginner, but if you want to gather a larger audience maybe slow down a bit, explain the commands that you're using and how to activate them.
It's a shame because you have a lot of content but I just can't follow.
Hey Estefano!
Thanks a lot for your feedback. I'll definitely consider your request and slow down. I'll soon publish a course that is for beginners where I'll explain each command step by step. Keep an eye for that as well :)