Rhino Hacks │ How To Make Sharp Shadows and Plain Colored Surfaces On Rhino Like In Sketch Up
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2023
- Rhino Tutorial and Hacks how to edit in the rhino view settings, making a copy of the Arctic view, to get a Sketch Up-like visualization style view that could be good enough without rendering, or clear and net enough for post production on photoshop.
Google drive link with some views I have created:
drive.google.com/drive/folder... 
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Google drive link with some views I have created:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IhCvQxdCo_1BLxdf16s9f9019r10ip9Z?usp=sharing
most helpfull tutorial in years!
thank you so much
suscribed!
The shadow changes from soft to hard at 1:27 when you switch from Ambient occlusion to Scene lighting under Lighting scheme > Lighting method. However, this setting does not work unless you check On and Manual control under Sun Options and then adjust the Altitude under Sun Position. I do like the way this Display Mode looks though when the scene is fully set up!
thank you
Blessed, that worked perfectly, great explanation!
I would loved to have watched this six years ago when I started architecture hahahah better late than never I suppose
Can really relate :')
omg thank you so much i was looking for this for a long time
Hello, thank you for the tutorial and the gdrive link. It's useful. Appreciate it!
Thank you very much!
amazing, thank you very much
Thank you very much.
Thank u so much, U are great
AMAZING
Thnx very much 🥰🙏🏻
Thank you very much! One question, why is it that sometimes the shadow appears on the ground and sometimes it doesn't? Another question, sometimes when I zoom in on the object, the shadow outline appears pixelated not as a straight line.... does anyone know why?
Hi❤️
Make sure that the ground plane settings 1:00 have both “on” and “shadow only” ticked on
For the shadow neatness it depends on how big the file is, unfortunately i found no solution to this yet, but if your file is big (big model or wide area is used) the shadows get zigzaggy…
but keep alert for a new video that has a new way to make shadows neater than this method
Hello! Great video. It got my model a way better look. The only thing I didn't get is how you made such a sharp nice lying shadow on the ground
hello❤️
i used it many times and the shadows were straight and sharp, but last time i used it i found the shadows a bit zigzages..still sharp, but the ines tilted were zigzagged. idk why tbh. but if that isn’t the same case for you then maybe recheck on all the shadow settings in the video maybe something in the settings got changed?
also in the google drive link for the views you will find a view called “white and lines shaded” i believe..try that one. it drops shadows on its own. i hope it works
@@CollegeContent hi your video has helped me a lot however I'm facing the problem you mentioned how can I fix that
@@tinaakel8567 Hi❤️❤️
To be honest i still have no solution for the zigzag problem🤦🏻♀️
Whenever i figure it out i‘ll reply to you and post right away.
😮🧐
Do you think sketchup is much more intuitive, faster, easier to use, more practical than Rhino for architecture? thanks
I believe sketchup is so if you use it enough to be used to it and can reach the forms you need through it. But modeling using rhino can be fast as well. And it’s not hard at all.
If you use it through one project it’s enough to get better at it, I only learnt rhino from less than a year and though i’m not familiar with all the tools i don’t find that interrupting, any command or tool you need can be found and understood easily from youtube tutorials in my opinion. I didn’t give sketchup much if a chance cuz once i learnt rhino i focused on it, cuz anyway rhino can bare much larger files. And for architecture specifically, as in the need for sections and plans, clipping planes are wonderful. I’ll also make a tutorial on editing the view for clipping planes.
If my reply wasn’t helpful tell me I’ll reply again.❤️
@@CollegeContent Thanks for the detailed reply, very helpful. I look forward to more architecture videos. ❤
@@CollegeContent Your voice is beautiful ❤
@@ZeroOne-st9bx Thank you✨✨
SketchUp is like checkers, Rhino is like Chess
how do i open the file ?
options > view > displaymodes > click import ( look at min 0:28)
Sorry for the late reply🙏🏻🙏🏻
Type [options] command and press enter, go to View > Display modes > Import > & choose file
Now its added to your display modes
Does not work for me? Must be doing something wrong.
Google drive link with some views I have created:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IhCvQxdCo_1BLxdf16s9f9019r10ip9Z?usp=sharing
Hope this helps😃
make sure you have the rhino sun toggled