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Rhino Tutorial: Creating 2D Drawing from 3D Model (Update)
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- #CAD #Technicaldrawing #drafting #rhino3Dtutorial #orthographic
This is an Updated Rhino Tutorial pertaining to creating 2D Drawings from 3D Model.
Process covered include:
1. Make 2D command
2. Page Layout
3. Linetype and line weight setting
4. Adding dimensions
5. Adding text
6. Export for printing or PDF
The A3 Titleblock (in Rhino format) for the exercise can be downloaded from here:
app.box.com/s/...
CutePDF writer for converting 2D Drawing page layout in PDF can be downloaded from here:
www.cutepdf.com/
While I didn't exactly follow each step I did learn things I wasn't aware of. Thank you :)
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Brilliant video! Saved me a ton of time!
Great to hear! Thanks and best regards.
This tutorial will make my work easier! Good!
Glad to hear that!
Thank you for this, very helpful
Thanks !!
Thank you, sir! This has been much help !!
Glad to be of help, Tina :)
Thanks
You are welcome.
Your should improve your audio quality! Your videos about Rhino are nice and informative and I really appreciate you put them online. They help learning and are therefore very useful. But I would highly recommend to greatly improve / professionalize your audio quality - as currently this is even below childs hobby level.
Thanks for the feedback.
Thanks for this useful tutorial! May I ask a question? How do you think about new subD in Rhino 7? Can it do well as Blender?
I have been exploring the Rhino 7 WIP Sub-D for a while. I think most of the tools essential for sub-D is there. This will allow user to create most organic shapes. What is exciting for me, is that Sub-D in Rhino 7 will be good enough for doing reverse engineering work. As for Blender, it has many do other tool such as those in the modifier that offers more flexibility. Just my opinion.
Thanks for your advice. I am playing with Rhino SubD and try to control the crease tool.
Best video thank you so much
So nice of you
Usefull ,Thanks !
Thanks.
Awesome
Thanks and have a nice day.
THANK YOU FOR THİS TUTORİAL
You are welcome. Thanks.
Rhino doesn't give me an option to change the size of the sheet to 100cm x 70cm!
How can you create layout templates?
Use some 2D CAD programs or just use Rhino's 2D tools
Thanks a lot but when I import the template the font is huge and I can't edit them, my layout is also a A3 :(
Hmm.. I am not too sure what causes it. Perhaps, you want to try importing the titleblock template in the Top view as I am not sure whether it got to do with importing it in the locked mode of the Page layout or not. If it doesn't work, perhaps you can try to do the importing in the Page Layout mode.
@@simpernchong It worked when I imported from the top view instead of the detail view. Tks once again!!
good job, can you sent 2d technical drawing layout tempalate?
Ok I have added the link on this page. Any sharing of this video to others will be greatly appreciated. Thanks :)
@@simpernchong many thanks. It's work
Thanks for this tutorial ! May I ask a question? How to make a back view projected image ? Is that possible?
Hi, you mean first angle projection? When you run the Make2D command, the windows dialog box will have the option to chose first or third angle projection. Cheers.
@@simpernchong I don't think so, let's say we run 2d comment , third angle projection. The result will be a perspective, top, side, and front view. My question is, how to make a back or after view from the object? Front view is already there, but how about after view ? the after or back side of the object. Thanks.
@@rizkistudio9642 Hi, I see.. sorry. Are you referring to this? >> ruclips.net/video/62scL-MS0g0/видео.html
@@simpernchong Oo yeah that's what I'm looking for. Thanks for the great tutorial , amazing !
I have a question again, could we unroll a thin solid plate in rhino? If we talk about surface for sure we can do unroll, how about a thin plate or sheet metal? Thank you
@@rizkistudio9642 Ehmmm... I am not too sure. Not that I know of. Thanks.
Thanks
Welcome :)