Rhino has a Push / Pull Tool! 🤚🤏

Rhino now has a push-pull tool just like sketchup. This is how to use Rhino sub-object selection. All you have to do is hold Ctrl and shift then click on the face of the object or edge you would like to move.
#shorts #architecturestudent #rhino

[@f.r8120]

Rhino 8 introduced push pull command finally.

[@NIXO3D]

You can also offset the faces by selecting a face with control + shift, then holding alt and scaling it down with gumball

[@altArchitecture]

Awesome!

[@adityaadit2004]

Kind of convinced me to migrate from Sketchup to Rhino

[@altArchitecture]

Rhino is much better in my opinion although there is a large learning curve. Sketchup is easier for beginners to create quick study models

[@adityaadit2004]

@@altArchitecture I agree. I am currently learning Grasshopper and has been hooked ever since. I can see many possibilities made from Grasshopper

[@goreviee2371]

thank u so much !!! i needed this!!

[@altArchitecture]

Your welcome! Thank you very much for watching and your feedback. I really appreciate it and happy to hopefully help😁👍

[@kalpit3d934]

Wirecut tool already does push function and pull can be done with extrude and union command.

[@a_ogonnaa]

Thank you so much 😭

[@altArchitecture]

Of course!

[@heisenbergkrd5783]

Easier it would be if u turn on sub object in filter panel. Without holding ctrl+shift

[@altArchitecture]

The knowledge being dropped on this short is epic. thanks walter white!...i mean...Heisenberg

[@VasanthC]

saved a lotta time , thnks a lott

[@altArchitecture]

Thanks Vasanth!

[@kalpit3d934]

There are plenty of command to do this like wirecut, splitface with curves sub option, extrudesrf.

[@Sibaat_Khan]

This is gumball introduced in rhino 5, come on guyss

[@altArchitecture]

Haha yes. This isn’t just the gumball command this uses sub object selection combined with gumball!

[@User_on_youtube38]

Isn't there the Extrude function for Rhino?

[@valentine943]

I have been using rhino for 4 years i wish i knew this

[@altArchitecture]

It took me a lot of time too haha

[@vinceking7878]

Very useful tip thanks!! By any chance can you tell me how you get that coulored move tool to come up?

[@zoli11]

Thats the Gimbal. You can activate it at the bottom of the window

[@rayraywinia9338]

Damn I’ve been doing this, thought everyone knew

[@man-kunseasyjapanese2555]

thank you so much

[@altArchitecture]

For sure! Thanks for watching I hope this makes 3D modeling a little more enjoyable and efficient!

[@_vibeben]

rhino now has push pull

[@carloschen4731]

Sadly, It is not compatible with MacBook systems

[@aceyeom2843]

what are the commands for mac?

[@palava8500]

Just get new Rhino8

[@user-cl4pj6rh7p]

How do I do this in mac

[@altArchitecture]

Replace ctrl with cmd

[@Strider1122]

Is this for real? It's like saying "look at this cube I made..." Drags out a cube. I apologise if this is information people didn't know.

[@altArchitecture]

😂

[@juridittrich6396]

bruv, isn't this THE most basic function?

[@josephvazquez995]

it is. Im suprised people dont use the "move face" command

[@chisenefregaormai8665]

No offense, but one must have no CAD experience and be using Rhino for less than a week to not know this command.

[@altArchitecture]

It took me a long time to learn this command and was an absolute game-changer when I did...Maybe you are one of the lucky ones haha 🤗

[@kurniawaneka2931]

@@altArchitecture And I found this game changer command because of you. Thanks a lot brader!

[@Ana05702]

just type extrudesrf

[@odysseustdm7573]

Not the same. Extruding the surface will create another polysurface

[@FahadKhan-cz6cd]

lot of work, gumball easier.