Learning to Work Quickly and Efficiently in Rhino
By Jean Gorospe
Throughout this Rhino tutorial we'll explore valuable techniques to working more efficiently in Rhino 5. Software required: Rhino 5, KeyShot 5.
Course info
Level
Advanced
Updated
Nov 13, 2014
Duration
4h 6m
Table of contents
Introduction and Project Overview
Learning to Work Quickly and Efficiently in Rhino
Setting up Our User Interface
9m
Discussing the Shortcuts in Rhino
8m
Importing the Reference Images
11m
Mapping out the Treads
10m
Extruding Our Tread Surfaces
10m
Completing the Tire Solids
10m
Adding Final Details to the Treads
9m
Sketching Reference Curves
10m
Modeling the Droid Head
10m
Working in the Head Layer
10m
Creating the Eye and Antenna
10m
Sketching Our Droid's Body
10m
Utilizing Our Layer Palate
10m
Modeling the Ammo Pack
10m
Using Our Front View Reference Image
10m
Creating Armor for the Arms
10m
Beginning the Tubing System
10m
Continuing the Armor
11m
Completing the Arm Parts
10m
Building the Ammo Belt
11m
Building the Hip Joint
10m
Adding Details to the Hip Joint
10m
Creating Wire Systems on Our Droid
10m
Adding Final Details to Our Droid
8m
Rendering Our Droid in KeyShot
8m
Description
Course info
Level
Advanced
Updated
Nov 13, 2014
Duration
4h 6m
Description
Throughout this Rhino tutorial we'll explore valuable techniques to working more efficiently in Rhino 5. We'll utilize a combination of keyboard shortcuts and pop-up menus to work quickly to create a unique droid design. By the end of this Rhino training, you'll have learned many new modeling techniques and how to use Rhino in a more efficient manner. Software required: Rhino 5, KeyShot 5.
About the author
About the author
Jean Gorospe has worked in the design industry for the past 13 years for a wide variety of companies, including jewelry, video games, and fabrication studios.
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