good tutorials for rhino?

[bankww2]

Anybody has a good tutorials for rhino 3d ??

[cgutzmer]

Been a while since I looked at it but I think Romans how to design in 3d is all rhino based.... I gotta dig up the link unless someone else beats me to it
Chris

[goodduck]

Beside Youtube, Lynda.com got a big library of tutorials for everything you need, but you need to buy membership.

[bankww2]

how to insert the 3 views in the perspective like this video.
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Modeling Process Rhinoceros 4.0 Learjet 35 part 1 of 3 - YouTube

[goodduck]

bankww2, that tool is call "Picture Frame".
Start in pic-1 on the command too bar type in "P" and numbers of options will show up, select " PictureFrame". Or just type in "PictureFrame" in command bar > Enter.

Pic-2, select the image you made > Open.

Pic-3, place the image anywhere in the work window , after that you can line it up center as in "Top" in pic-4.

Pic-4, select your next image "Front" and place it anywhere, don't worry about the scale. After you place your Front image, line it up to center then scale it to match you first "Top" image as in pic-5 > pic-6.

Pic-7 is what you should get after everything centered.

Pic-8, select any one of the image and make sure it is active and go to tool bar click "Object Properties" > "Material" > "Transparency" and input any amount of transparency you like( I like 70%) as in pic-9.

Pic-10, "Layer" > "Match Object layer" (with the image still active).

Pic-11, click on any one of the default layer available > "OK". Now that image is assigned to that layer. You can now rename that layer and lock it so you can not accidentally edit it. You can also hide it by clicking on the light bull. Do that to everyone of your blueprints and it should look like pic-12 & pic-13

Pic-13, but if you don't want to take time to assigned each images to their own layer and turn them off individually and just want to lock all blueprint images together, then active all images, go to too bar and click "lock Objects".

[murphyaa]

That's different than how I do it. I use the background bitmap option.

[goodduck]

I use both, but at convenience goes, PictureFrame is it.

[bankww2]

It was very helpful. Thank you very much.

[murphyaa]

I dunno how good it'll be, but I'm in the process of writing up a tutorial thread for Rhino. It's called "Design Tutorial".

[bankww2]

Anyone has tutorial to make the panel lines and import unfolded to Corel draw or illustrator.