new webniars
Learn the basics of using the Rhino application in this Introduction to Rhino webinar with Mary Fugier, Rhino instructor at Robert McNeel & Associates. This online seminar will introduce you to Rhino and we’ll cover how to create the models in the Rhino “Getting Started”.
Dates/Times:
Thursday, October 21, 2:00pm-4:30pm (Pacific) – Register
In case you missed the What’s New in Rhino 5.0 WIP webinar earlier this month, a recording of the session has been posted on the RhinoJungle.Watch now…
NovEdge continues their webinar series with Episode 6: V-Ray Rendering for Rhino. Join speaker Fernando Rentas, ASGVIS 3D Artist and Trainer, as he explains how V-Ray uses lighting, materials and environment to create a photo-realistic render.
- Date: Wednesday, November 17, 2010
- Time: 11:00am-Noon (PDT)
- Session is free; registration is required.
Article Source:
Rhino3d Blog
Rhino V5 Wip, shows new ui design
It seems that Mcneel started testing a new user interface with the cool tab function. It allows you to easily intergrate your most used tools into Tabs.
Add tabs:
Usage:
If you want to switch to new ui, just type the command: testfancytoolbars and open your default toolbar layout(*.tb) or the file (*.rui) of Automatic Generation. The program will convert the toolbars you tick into tabs Automatic, You can also drag other toolbars whatever you want to insert an existing tab.
Other Commands:
TestsetPascalColors
TestSetdrawColors
LayoutWorkspace
testFancyToolBars
TestToolbarOptions
TestsetViewportBackground
You can even change the tab/background/… colors to match your taste.
Do you have some ideas about this new user interface? For me, it looks ok.
[Rhino tutorial] Modeling a featured handle
This tutorial will teach you how to use rhinoceros to design a featured handle quickly.
Original Tutorial from Rhinotoday.com. This video may not be reprint or used without permission.
Modeling a wind-up clock
A corking good tutorial from Rhino3dHelp. This tutorial will teach you how to model a wind-up clock in rhino 3d.
a nurbs circle
When i import 3d file created by catia to rhino, I find:
A degree 5 circle (you can know how to create this circle by the picture below), It’s funy though less use in actual application.
