WHY I CHOOSE RHINOCEROS 3D
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2019
- In this video, I would like to share my story about the Rhinoceros experience, why I have chosen Rhino, and what I use it for.
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Hi sir. Your tutorials are amazing and help me a lot in my design career. I have big dreams and am thankful for you to help me realize them.
I am glad!! Good luck!!
Why I chose Rhino?
1. Low price for a permanent license
2. Amazing plugin development support and flexibility
3. GRASSHOPPER!
bhai tere Pass hai kya Rhino? Kaisa raha aapka experience.
@@hanselxyb5825 yes bhai. I bought it for my startup. My experience so far with Rhino is that it is more of a toolbox/swiss army knife rather than a CAD software for designers. The possibilities are limitless but there are very few ready made tools to do actual CAD stuff. Also, there is no operation tree like you see on the left side other CAD softwares like Solidworks. So if you want to edit one operation that you did 4 steps ago and then rebuild other subsequent operations, based on that change, its not possible. Also, zero assembly and constraint options. So we do not use Rhino for Mechanical CAD. That's why there are plugins (not free) like RhinoCAD for this sort of work. From my limited experience, I have seen Rhino used mainly by 3 fields: CAM, Architecture for surface development and Marine Engineering again for surface development and writing and visualizing custom FEM solvers. Also in Aerospace companies and research centers where they cannot afford CATIA. I have never seen someone use Rhino on its own. Its most likely that they have some custom script implemented in Grasshopper or have written their own plugins on top of Rhino.
As for what we use Rhino for in my company, its CAM. My company makes composites 3d printers and we need Rhino for slicing mold surfaces to plan robot motions. Grasshopper is great for that. However, if you are good at programming (C++ or C#), Rhino is perfect to develop your own CAM plugins since you have the entirety of Rhino's backend exposed to you through Rhinocommon. You can actually make great looking and functional software on top of Rhino's backend. Like you can literally discard entire's Rhino's UI and functionality and write custom tools specific to your task, put a fancy UI and easily make it look like a standalone software. This is where Rhino interest the most because apart from FreeCAD, I have not seen this kind of freedom and flexibility in another CAD software.
@@PurushNahiMahaPurush Of so basically its for CAD students ? Can Rhino be used for Animation and Modelling like blender and Maya. Sorry bhai, I was looking for cheap alternatives to some expensive software. I know some basic Java, I guess I'll have to dive into C++ or C#.
@@hanselxyb5825 you can model with it but would need another software for animation. If you are going that route it is better to use a different modeling software for more artistic modeling/sculpting.
Very informative video on 3D CADs. Thanks.
I use Rhino for creating jewellery models. I must say I like the program very much. Sometimes it can be a bit buggy with surfaces and when you use the Boolean functions but for the most part, it works great.
What I like the most is that you are always in "Command" mode - you can use the UI to find and select tools but you will quickly pick up how to type the commands that make you access the tools quickly. Also that it remembers which tools you use the most so they appear first if you start typing a command.
I came from 3ds Max and Rhino was my first CAD/NURBS software.
Hi! Great conment. I came from 3Dsmax too.? I remember at the begining of learning rhino it was very difficult to understand how Command are executed. Once I get to know it I was able to keep focus on learning surfacing rather than strugling with interface. And accually to build advanced object you don’t need to know lot of commands. I gues about 20-30 is enouht to become pretty advanced. Crusial is how to use them efficiently.
Hey! I am a mechanical engineer, so far only working with 'classical' engineering 3d CAD software. But I am learning Rhino now because I want to get more into industrial design. I just started one day ago, some tools are kinda familar when you come from Engineering CAD, some are completely different. I already enjoy the design freedom here. The possibility to get a full commercial license if you are academic staff (like me) is also a incredible advantage. I'm looking forward to designing cool things. Thanks for your videos!
Did you try my courses at www.easyRhino3d.com it will boost your learning. Good luck!!!
Is this any good for games modeling can it produce good clean topology and UVs, I haven't seen much on polygon meshes?
why dont rhino let you use shx fonts?? i need for engraving with my laser cutter.
I use vray for rhino for my interior rendering and its been 2 years still not able to get desired output from IES Lights spl request help
I've been interested in CAD for a long while. But without much literature at hand, I didn't really know there were various categories of CAD. Begining with Autocad, I realised that it wasn't really for me as it lacked organic 3D modeling capabilities. I moved over to inventor and Creo (Pro/E). Those are very good doe mechanical design but also cumbernsome for organic design. I almost fell for Blender, but realised that though it's good at organic design, it's all subD modelling and its CAD precision input is just an after thought. So that landed me in Rhino which is basically AutoCAD on steroids. Straightforward surfacing capabilites and decent precision input.
The reason of choice is the very theme what I want to know. Thanks for your video.
One Question.
What is the advantage of Rhino over MoI3D ?
Some people say MoI3D is better than Rhino because it is more user-friendly and you can create a shape more speedy.
But others say Rhino is better.
I don't know which is right.
It would be appreciated if you would tell us topic around these.
I have no experience with Moi3D, so I can’t compare.
I know one think. Rhino became popular in product related designing. It gives you ability to create simple shapes as well as advance surfacing. I have been wirking with this software since Rhino 4. I have done lots of project with it, done few even for injection moulding too which require precision and analysing of surface quality.
I understand. Yes, Rhino is a good software. We can create great and cool shapes with rhino, like your airplane. Thanks !
You are welcome! It is good to know different softwares in case you will not be able to do something in one. Like mechanical parts for example. You will not make it efficiently in Rhino, than Inventor or SolidWorks will be better solution.
Hii, i have no idea about cad but I want to learn rhino 7 for jewellery desgining ,but iam not understanding from were to start so please give me suggestion to learn it
AutoCad would pretty much be useless, the only thing it is good for is architecture firms who refuse to adapt.
I'm architect and i use autocad 3d for my 3d working like villas. Building
Is rhino will help me to create 3d models on easy way ???
Is rhino can import dwg normal no need for plugin ???
Thank you
Autocad is not very efficient with 3d. I also had issue with curves exported from autocad when machining at CNC. Autocad basically is for archtecture design and drawings. Rhino is profesional 3d. See my courses at www.easyrhino3d.com I am helping to catch the basics in the right way. Best regards.
If you are an architect then SKETCHUP PRO... can't believe anyone would use autocad for 3d modelling....
Hello sir
I had a question to you I had learn the rhino application but I had worked in jewelleries but I want to switch my career from jewelleries to another where I can use me rhino experience can you guide me where I can use it or do jobs with the help of rhino?
Look at my course page www.easyrhino3d.com there you can learn how to become product designer using advanced nurbs surfacing method. There is a huge need for people who know how to modeling in Rhino towards prototyping and manufacturing.
Awesome, I have been using Rhino for 15 + years... mostly product design.
Wow, 15 years seems like a professional purpose. I've been using a lot of 3d software, and Rhino3d is finally the best. Gives me immense freedom in modeling.
Is this software compatible with Macs?
Sure! And performs quite well!!
Many times better than at PC windows :-)
Hey man i followed your channel for a long time, learned a lot from you. Sorry to bother you but can u give me a paid job in 3D modelling or anything to work with you as a helper for dat i can increase my foreign links of job sectors and gain new ideas?
Sorry, I can’t offer you any job. :-(
Hi, I have a proposal to you, can we speak work related?
What is it?
RHINO TUTORIALS tell me how to find you in instagram and i will write you direct message there
I'm currently using ViaCAD Pro v10, which I've had for a few years or so (late 2016 I think). How would you compare Rhino3D and FormZ Pro v9 (which I'm looking at buying later this year)? Some other UA-camr said about pros and cons of Rhino (which he likes) and in it he mentioned about the con of it crashing with complex models (of large cities or planets of stuff!?) and that the surface modeling in it lacks 'pro level' ability to edit/manipulate it (& whatnot). That was U.. I copied and pasted it back here.. please read on. The response I'm looking for is a few sentences or so along with kinda filling out my form I have in this video (please) I made a while back here: ua-cam.com/video/ABlcJma-hiE/v-deo.html ..has surface, solid, and mesh modeling? has text/dim? has hatching, layers and symbols? etc. Oh, and how much more would it cost for a plug-in in order to get anything it's missing from my list working??
Hi, I can' be honest because I have never been working with FormZ PRO. I know one thing. Before you buy any software download the trial version of each and see which one fits you. Take also into account how many good tutorials, pieces of training or courses are available at chosen software. Otherwise, if there won't be a lot of good professional ones you will stuck in the middle of nowhere. Also, an important aspect is the ability to export to any known 3D and 2D formats like IGES, STP, STL, DWG, DXF, AI etc. This will help you to get your concepts materialized with 3d printers, CNC machines and other. I am working with Rhino on WIN PC and MAC PC for 10 years. Of course, I had many issues but finally, if you understand 3d surfacing you are making less and less mistakes. Did I help you at all??
@@RHINOTUTORIALS yes, you did because you reminded me about FormZ Pro's easy clicking ability on each tool to easily bring up help stuff about that specific tool.. and for me, unlike 2D drafting, 3D modeling is very hard to do (in most programs).. I already downloaded and tried their trial version out & yes, I love it, but just trying to make sure Rhino isn't as good (for me at least).. I think Rhino does not come with animation whereas FormZ Pro does & you can put a background image down so as to be able to do photo realistic rendering that way (otherwise it's not photo realistic animation or rendering in FormZ Pro).. I might have to download Rhino on my other SSD boot drive (cuz I'm timed out on this one) and give it one more month or so just to see if the latest version is easier, harder, or otherwise better (in my opinion).. FormZ Pro, considering price (for a hobbyist), is tempting to buy/use to say the least
I'm confused why this software is supposed to be relevant today.
I love Rhino, but it's too damn expensive!
195 euro as price for version doesn't feel like affordable price for student, especially if we compare it to any software from Autodesk which are TOTALLY FREE . students pay 0 for any software owned by Autodesk!
But with autodesk you are not able to earn money using their free software. As long as you buy credits
Thing with Autodesk is that its only free until you are student. When you graduate, you have to pay a shit ton of money. That's how they get you. With Rhino, like he said in the video, your student license carries over as a commercial one. So you can make money if you decide to develop some plugins or do some independent 3d modeling jobs. The license is yours to keep FOREVER! I have not seen a better deal from any other CAD company.
Then there is scripting. Except for Revit, which is pretty limited (and Rhino integrates with it anyway), please tell me which other CAD software has the option of scripting where you have complete access to essentially the same libraries that Rhino itself uses to do calculations. Maybe FreeCAD but that's about it. Also, scripting is super flexible where you can use block scripting (Grasshopper), Python, C# or a combination of all 3.
One another big advantage is that with Rhino, if you install visual studio and know C# or C++, almost their entire backend is available to you to use in your plugins. You can create some really complex plugins using that. The development environment is simply unmatched by even Solidworks or CATIA. I absolutely hate companies that charge high prices for the base software and then hide developer documentation behind a paywall or where I have to constantly post questions on their forums and pray to god that someone who knows about it will respond because the documentation sucks. Rhino's documentation and developer features is very open.
Free as student but will cost you and/or your company vastly more in the end... it is a scam!
Autocad is Shit, dumpster garbage that is stuck in the 90s. The interface is terrible. It’s clunky, and can’t really do anything three dimensional.
Rhino UI also looks like someone from 2006 shipped it, and didn't add a dark theme when everyone else got one around 2010.
Learn Blender
I like blender for CGI and etcetera, but it is not a Surface modeler.
@@rafaeljoseschuck Yeah, it is a different use case.
Blender cannot be used for tooling or manufacturing because it is mesh. Rhino is NURBS and capable of manufacturing. You can watch this video for an explanation ua-cam.com/video/xqkaThSufgs/v-deo.html . :)
Thank you, after learning blender I will learn Rhino
I recomend my course. www.easyRhino3d.com. You will quicly and eficiently learn Rhino.