The Essentials of Rhino 3D for Industrial Designers
Release date:2021, July
Author:Paul
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
In reality, creating quality CAD files simply requires using the correct tools, a workflow adapted to product design… and a few tips ; )
Locate and master the tools which are constantly used in the industry in order to freely create your ideas and quickly develop details.
Save time and be efficient by learning a workflow which is specific to industrial design allowing you to finish your work on time, without the stress, and with a higher quality.
Understand a few bits about production, so you can create more realistic 3D CAD, improve the quality of your renders (yes, it starts there…), prepare files to communicate with the engineering team, or prepare the file for a good old 3D print.
Evolve quicker to become a more well-rounded designer that can support the team in every aspect of the design process.
01 Basics 01 UI – Understanding the different elements of Rhino
01 Basics 02 Viewports – Visualise what you are modelising
01 Basics 03 View modes – Different shades for different purposes
01 Basics 04 Gumball – moving selected elements
01 Basics 05 Entities – The different types of elements of Rhino
01 Basics 06 Layers – Stay organise
02 Basics 01 Osnap – Snaping objects together
02 Basics 02 Align and distribute – Harmonious proportions made easy
02 Basics 03 Scale and rotate – Differents tool not to loose north
02 Basics 04 Creating curves – a curve for every purpose
02 Basics 05 Cutting and joining curves – the essential tool to create the shapes you want
02 Basics 06 Creating Surfaces – it always starts with a curve
02 Basics 07 Creating volumes – using open surfaces to create close ones
02 Basics 08 Mokapot – A simple object made out of a few curves
03 Nintendo Switch 01 Switch – Understanding the geometry
03 Nintendo Switch 02 Reference pictures – Setting them up and working at the correct scale
03 Nintendo Switch 03 Modelising the screen
03 Nintendo Switch 04 Left Gamepad
03 Nintendo Switch 05 Buttons and joystick
03 Nintendo Switch 06 Lower Trigger
03 Nintendo Switch 07 Upper Trigger
03 Nintendo Switch 08 Trigger buttons
03 Nintendo Switch 09 Mirroring the left gamepad
03 Nintendo Switch 10 Screen buttons
03 Nintendo Switch 11 Sliding mechanism
03 Nintendo Switch 12 Fillet
04 Present your 3D 01 Make2D – Create a 2D representation of your 3D
04 Present your 3D 02 Drafting – Add mesurments to your 3D
04 Present your 3D 03 Layout – Create professional technical drawing in Rhino
05 Pattern creation 01 Array – How to create pattern
05 Pattern creation 02 Array on surface – Apply your pattern on a volume
05 Pattern creation 03 Bang & Olufsen beoplay P2 Part1
05 Pattern creation 04 Bang & Olufsen beoplay P2 Part2
05 Pattern creation 05 Bang & Olufsen beoplay P2 Part3
05 Pattern creation 06 3D Printing – Get your 3D ready for printing
06 Google concept 01 Main volumes
06 Google concept 02 Inserting a logo and creating the pattern
06 Google concept 03 Applying the pattern
07 SubD 01 A new way to create
07 SubD 02 Bridge and loop – working with SubD
07 SubD 03 Symmetry – dont work twice
07 SubD 04 Multi Pipe – turn your networks of curves into surfaces
07 SubD 05 SubD to NURBS – Work with NURBS tools on SubD
07 SubD 06 QuadRemesh – Create a clean mesh for editing
07 SubD 07 Sunglasses Part 1
07 SubD 08 Sunglasses Part 2
07 SubD 09 Sunglasses Part 3
07 SubD 10 Sunglasses Part 4
07 SubD 11 Sunglasses Part 5
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