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4 years using rhino , and never use this before, Thankss

smart tip!

what's the material for buttons is it subsurface

Use command Copy/in place instead of Ctrl C + Ctrl V to save ram

this was very helpful. Thank you

How do you make that xyz arrows show when you select your object? To have that posiblities to move them by dragging ? I dint see that one in my rhino. 07:45 for example

Great tutorial, thank you for sharing

Wow! excellent video. Please make more content of product animation in blender. Thank you!

I would have generated the 3d curves by crossing the extrusion of each bidimensional curve rather than adjusting each point. Maybe I'm wrong.

Adding the color invert and then changing the displacement to negative cancel each other out. You need one or the other in this case, not both.

Project does not work. Flow along surface does not work. Hey, here is a suggestion - specify what is special about the surface of the medallion that makes all this work !

How about starting with showing how to put the text on a fking box or similar, so that the text does not "fall though" to the bottom, regardless of how you try to create a surface or whatever... Rhino is a bloated fking joke. Or the people making tutoprials are fking retared, or why the f is there no fking tutorial showing how to put simple text on a simple surface - there are houndreds showing how to do it on a curved surface. A SIMPLE TEXT ON A SIMPLE BOX THAT YOU CREATED IN RHINO. But no.... When the simplest thing becomes impossible - then you know that you have bloated software in front of you.

What a joke...

Since it is Rhino (i.e. no logic and nothing makes sense, and every move is a trick question), I would like to know the properties of the 3D circle that you start with. Doing the exact same thing with a box will not work. So there is something very specific, some very specific properties that the 3D circle has that you have left out. You cannot simply make a 3D box or 3D circle an repeat the procedure. (That would make too much sense)

Volume too low, can't hear what you are saying.

Do you think modelling in rhino and rendering in blender is a good workflow or should i learn keyshot

please create this in blender 3d

parfaitement expliqué et démontré!

Thank you so much! You have a new subscriber sir :)

Excellent , thank you :)

Great ❤

Do this again with jpg's with white backgrounds. It's not the same at all.

Thank you. Very helpfull but needs more volume. Next time listen to other videos then listen to your own. If I turn my speakers up to hear this propelry then the next video I watch is going to wake the entire house. UA-cam volume is flat out and windows volume is flat out.

Great tips as usual, thank you

i think the video's audio is a bit low compared to your other vids! but thank you so much for this tutorial!

I think Rino is so good! Can you model the electric kickboard in detail?

Perfect, thanks! With rtx 4090?🇮🇹

Incredible - thank you!

thank you for the tutorial, really easy to follow 👌

Felicitaciones, excelente video.

Great video! Teenage Engeneering inspiration for the overall design ;)

You made it easy. Thanks. Looking forward to more videos

how did you engrave the drawing ? do you have a video about it ? thanks

I have a question, if I applied the distortion, I can not change it again. Is just not working anymore and has become a part of geometry, what have I done wrong and or is it a bug?

Awesome tutorial. Thank you!

That helps a lot! Thank you for your work!

Thanks a lot!!!! Youre a lifesaver

This is fantastic! Is the final model / Rhino project available to take a look at?

amazing 👍 subscribed ❤

Thank you ! Very Helpful

well done mate Thanks

Is the same thing for Cinema4D ?

I think you are a french native speaker ;)

Hii, good video I liked your knowledge kindly one requested video upload which easy coral or photoshop jpg ND png file direct export rhino and apply pattern :)

hey! very nice video- excactly what I am looking for ... just one problem, after I cut the first group of helixes out of my shape, I get a error when I cut the second group out... boolean was no sucessful - can you guess why that is when the first section works well? thanks!

Hello please can I add two different displacement on the same model Is there a way around that?

I did learn some new things with regards to uv curves in Rhino. You might want to think about the fact that you cannot mold a plastic part with the debossed logo created with an offset to the normals of the surface. Draft angle on the logo surfaces and part removal from the injection molded tooling would need to be considered for a real plastic part.

great video 🙌 thanks for sharing

Great video. Very advanced

for the tedious process at 30:45, i would recommend clicking the inner trimming curves (where the holes should be) and the outside edge of the surface and using the command "planarsrf" - which creates a single planar surface with all selected curves, leaving the holes open. Then just replace the closed surface with your new one, join I together and done. Otherwise using rounded rectangles for basically every shape here is possible but not what I would recommend, especially not for machined or molded parts like this. Because you use circular rounded edges the continuity of the edge curve breaks at the point where it starts to curve. Imagine driving a car along that line. You would start turning your wheel in one instance all the way and again just suddenly stop cornering. Instead, you slowly increase the steering wheel's angle and after the apex again slowly start decreasing until it's straight again which results in a smooth cornering. In Industrial Design that is called a curvature continuous edge or surface. Depending on how smooth the corner is you call it G0, G1, G2, G3, ... - The Number after the G tells you how many mathematical derivations of the formula that describes that line are again in itself continuous. (Finally are real-life application for derivations ;) ) A simple circular-rounded curve is a G1 fillet while a kink (so no fillet or blend at all) would be a G0. For instance, apple uses a minimum of G4 continuity on all surfaces like it's the standard in automotive design as well. I would assume TE to be similarly meticulous as well, especially with quite simple geometries like on the TX-6