Learning to Work Quickly and Efficiently in Rhino
Throughout this Rhino tutorial we'll explore valuable techniques to working more efficiently in Rhino 5. Software required: Rhino 5, KeyShot 5.
What you'll learn
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.
Table of contents
- 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
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. His skills encompass everything from hi-res character modeling, CAD modeling for jewelry prototyping, and digital sculpting for CNC production. He lives and currently works for David Webb as Senior CAD Designer in New York City.