Facade Modeling Tutorial - THE_SYSTEM LAB

[@beytullahceker2260]

Çok başarılı... İki üç yıl önce rhino öğrenmiştim ve sonra mimari modelleme için zor olduğunu düşünüp 3dsmax kullanmaya başladım. Grasshopper çok ilgimi çekmişti ama yeterince kurs bulamadım. İngilizce biliyorum altyazıya da gerek olmadan net anlayabiliyorum ama eğitimler yabancı kaynaklarda bile çok azdı. Sonunda vazgeçtim rhino ve grasshopperdan. Şimdi yeniden başlamayı düşünüyorum çünkü çok mükemmel bir kanalın var eline sağlık. Rhino 7 de mükemmel olmuş. İlk baktığımda Yabancı olduğunu düşünmüştüm ve birde henüz öğrenciysen ekstra imrendiğimi söylemem lazım. Mükemmelsin umarım daha detaylı ve uzun içerikler gelir merakla bekliyor olacağız

[@AdamArchh]

Merhaba, teşekkür ederim. MSGSÜ iç mimarlıktan geçen sene mezun oldum. Yakın zamanda daha fazla sayıda ve kaliteli eğitimler paylaşma niyetindeyim. 3Ds Max ile Rhino arasında bir seçim yapacak olursam Rhino’yu daha çok sevdiğimi söyleyebilirim. Ama işimle ilgili renderları her zaman 3Ds Max kullanarak alıyorum.

[@beytullahceker2260]

@@AdamArchh Elinize sağlık, keyifli çalışmalar

[@michaelowen8]

I've never seen any wonderful tutorial like this before beside the basic modeling tricks. This Sub-D is eye-opening! It took me many rewinds with the "extrudes" before I understood it.
Thank you Adam!

[@AdamArchh]

Glad to hear these. Thanks for support.

[@johnwachira7853]

Thank you Adam. I enjoyed every second of it. Very instructive with the different controls.

[@AdamArchh]

Thank you John. I am glad you like it.

[@Arya-qc3fl]

I'm in my third year and sir you are best the happened to me this year.. Thank you for the update. ✨🙌

[@AdamArchh]

Thank you Aria. I am pleased to hear that.

[@raywong3184]

very good idea. pls do some more of these tutorials. like the unique curvy architecture or furniture . thank you Adam.

[@AdamArchh]

Thank you Ray. Of course.

[@mazhang2273]

Thank you Adam.It is easy to understand, you are explaining it very clearly.

[@AdamArchh]

Thank you

[@waruiotoko378]

fantastic tutorial. thanks

[@sukruakdeniz8227]

Thank You Adam😉☺👏👏👏

[@AdamArchh]

Thank you too Şükrü, for your support.

[@salihramazanoglu2646]

oldukça başarılı tebrik ederim

[@AdamArchh]

Teşekkür ederim Salih Bey.

[@zian.2493]

archi. : well done
Struc. Engineer : tsk.
haha

[@AdamArchh]

Haha.

[@PhentomV7]

Amazing ❤❤❤

[@alaaelkasaby5143]

amazing

[@AdamArchh]

Thank you

[@binhphantranhai5089]

Hi, Great tutorial as always, I have a little question: When I Press Inset SubD Edges, There is no mode=Group as It goes straight to distance, therefore I cannot do small window from 17:30. Can you help me with that ? Thanks alot Adam

[@AdamArchh]

Hello, you are not alone. Many people are experiencing this problem. It may be related to the version of Rhino 7 you are using. I am not sure.

[@vipulanvipu]

thank you

[@italovieira2392]

Thank you !!! 🤩🤩

[@AdamArchh]

Thank you too for support.

[@jhanualluri2518]

Hi, this video is easy to understand, you are explaining it very clearly. that's awesome. I have a small doubt at 17:45 part of the video. while creating small windows. after I select the surfaces & click on inset subD edges, each surface was forming seperate edge. for example - it should create 4 windows as shown in video, but for me 8 windows were created. what to do ?

[@AdamArchh]

Hi, Thank you. Select faces and click InsertSubDEdges and select group option in command panel.

[@jhanualluri2518]

@@AdamArchh thankyou so much Adam

[@mehrdadkargar6649]

Thank you

[@bilalfaqeer3618]

Hi Adam,
how I can create coordinate xyz on display in rhino to print directly from drawing?, same like in autocad .
Could you guide me.

[@AdamArchh]

Hi Bilal, I do not fully understand the problem, but maybe this tutorial can be useful to you.

[@pickcj9926]

thank you mach.

[@robuacostaellero]

it's amazing work Adam. I have a question, do you prefer rhino or blender to model in 3d?

[@AdamArchh]

Hi, what depends on your job and what you do with the program.

[@joanna9681]

棒!

[@dangonzalez7166]

Does anyone know what program is he using??

[@AdamArchh]

Rhino 3D

[@amyhogarten5038]

Ugh.