How to MODEL A HOUSE in Rhino - Beginner Tutorial!

In this video, learn how to use Rhino 3D's modeling and material tools to quickly create a house in Rhino!
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction
0:10 - Drawing your house outline
2:00 - Offsetting your outline for extrusion
3:17 - Generating 3D walls
4:50 - Adding a floor slab
5:20 - Adding door openings
6:45 - Cutting door and window openings
8:00 - Adding a door
8:40 - Modeling a roof in Rhino
10:20 - Thickening your roof
11:40 - Adding roof extensions/overhangs
13:25 - Adding materials to our house
14:32 - Applying materials to individual faces in Rhino
15:15 - Adjusting texture size and rotation
16:05 - Splitting our house for multiple textures
18:43 - Rhino Floor Plan modeling tutorial

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions about this tutorial in the comments below! :)

[@mhd_ardian]

i can't hold control & shift for material, its not work for me

[@agelualofa]

Your rhino content is king very clear and very entertaining for us slow learners thanks Just. You’re the king to us

[@carolinabrassesco1725]

Thak you for all your videos, help me a lot, im argentian and its too dificult to understand, but im learning english vocabulary at the same time haha

[@sergiovlz]

The way you explain is incredible

[@beanoldboy]

Good job RE. Discovered this channel at the perfect time. Many thanks...🙏

[@farahsodairy]

He is explaining very well, thank you.

[@MrAngelus4777]

Offset, wirecut, ctrl shift (select faces), alt+gamble (dublicate), extrude with direction

[@emmetgreene6208]

Thanks for this great tutorial. However, could you do a video where you will differentiate foundation from elevation? Can you do the foundation plan, floor plan, elevation, and roofing separately for us? I wish to follow every step and increase my skill using this software.

[@vanopnt]

Very clear and most importantly incorporates precision. Some of the other "architectural" tutorials freehand things too much.

[@lily2011uk]

Thank you for this tutorial. Have learnt a lot🙂

[@EdwardTilley]

Great video!

[@saddamansari-ib7iz]

Thanks for this video dude ! Making life easy 😝

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

No problem!

[@tamarakepreyeomgbuayakimi.1379]

Glad am here , thnks for this mate, also am first 👀👀👀😁.

[@hewhointheearthlydomainsee1272]

I wish I could even out all the points and have the interior wall even out its thickness. I made my enclosed structure and aimed just to gets its geometric topology (general shape) right, but the points and interior surface are irregular. I used SubD and the bridging tool and did not use Boolean tools. Its like a strange gazebo (arches, open plan) / cathedral shape (big tower and dome) .

[@adamheeley285]

amazing video

[@InspiredScience]

Justin - did you do anything special for your Rhino Texture files (.RMTL files) to show as textures? On my system, which choosing to view as icons (as you did in the video), they show as place-holder icons, not the actual texture (running most current version, Rhino 7.23). Thank you.

[@user-qr6sx3yk1b]

LOVE U!!

[@Ahahrdna]

my materials doesnt appeared when i view it on rendered. how can i fix this?

[@farahsodairy]

Can you show us how to draw walking closet using Rhino, please

[@satkela169]

I'm finding it difficult to create a door, I'm using rhino6, and after I use the wirecut it is not creating a door throughout but I can see just a rectangle passing through the wall and that is closed from the side.

[@phpxavier]

thanks!

[@adammercer2916]

question off subject - I model in sketchup and use rhino 7 for layouts - I find Sketchup Layouts slow due to waiting and Rhino is slow on moving and copying annotations. I'm curious - do you prefer to model in one software and perform your model 2d layouts in another? If so, which one? I do a a lot of architectural modeling but find laying out dreadful. I'm hoping to find a software to layout my sketchup models that is as smooth as the old Autocad days.

[@rajivsporkslede7860]

We need more videos of Rhino

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

On it!

[@zhouyang2118]

What template have to choose for build a house?

[@harshkumar5140]

Nice sir

[@harshkumar5140]

Doors and windows library how to download. Thanks sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@drach762]

good thx for tis

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

Thanks for watching!

[@mohammadhussainhatami5057]

good jobs i am a new student in her..like

[@jordanazzow2033]

There is a command called SLAB that will automate the first 2 steps

[@vladguran8916]

Omg sketchup is so much easier

[@narendra672]

😀👏👏👏💯🎄🎄🎄

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

:)

[@peterplus2001]

Rhino tutorials never get past the elementary designs and shapes. A lot of time consuming complexity, typing, snaping with no structural progress. In Sketchup you would have built a real city by now.