SubD flatware in Rhino 7 (speed model)

In this speed modeling video, learn some ways you can use SubD surfaces in Rhino 7. A spoon and fork design are modeled while sharing the same SubD handle geometry. This webinar will cover the same workflow in real time www.rhino3d.education/courses...
Watch more on Rhino SubD here www.rhino3d.com/tutorials/#subd

[@leoniddavydov2050]

This is very practical tutorial for someone who is already familiar with the software

[@emirhantetik1996]

We look forward to your continued efforts.

[@LoboRhino3D]

Cool! Want to try this version to understand some stuff related with the UVs using the SubD feature.

[@jespersand4731]

Thanks for this short tutorial (+ for the one in real time). When I try to reproduce fork-"head" in Rhino7 and with same settings in SubD quad mesh, I end up with hundreds of more faces than you do. Do I need to change a default Rhino setting beforehand?

[@RhinoGuide]

Yes, the default for QuadRemesh is 2000 faces and it's also adaptive so the shape will impact the face count too. Go as low as you can with the quad count while keeping the design. Post to the user forum here too with any model if you have more questions. discourse.mcneel.com/

[@minggnim]

Nice.

[@hasger1941]

Hello can you refer to a absolute beginner tutorial on subd and sculpt, can not seem to save the sculpt to stl once finished it is only sending the original box shape before sculpting it and can not seem to escape the brush mode also TIA

[@germany_219]

How to control the Red line thickness(?) when u use 'Reflect' commend? I cannot find control option at the display mode.

[@RhinoGuide]

That's based on the objects size when Reflect is run, you can turn it off in the full display mode settings in the SubD section too.

[@rhinoshoetv]

I like video turonial🥰

[@darrenrogerseire]

If you wanted to make a sheet metal model of say the spoon in this tutorial. Can I ask how would one go about getting the exact dimensions of the separate planes. I have tried flatten surface for a model I have been working on SubD but it doesn't seem to work? Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

[@RhinoGuide]

You might try modeling the flat form first with a closed border curve and the command PlanarSrf. You could then use FlowAlongSrf to deform it onto a curved target surface and finally use OffsetSrf to make the solid. If that doesn't help, post a model to the user forum for some ideas, there are probably a few approaches... discourse.mcneel.com/

[@darrenrogerseire]

@@RhinoGuide Hi thanks so much for the speedy response. I will experiment with your suggestions and check out the link too. Appreciate your help. Thanks again D

[@CuongTran_]

subDsweep command not appear on my subd tool bar. Is there any way to show it ???

[@RhinoGuide]

Run the ToolbarReset command and restart Rhino 7.

[@jamesblunt19]

It was hard to made it in rhino 5

[@beavertown2006]

Brian James is handsome.

[@ismailgerger17]

It was really good subject but I didn`t understand, because was really fast. How you change quickly the object sharp and smooth? I tihink you say Tap + left clik but no dice. In addition where the OffsetSubD tool? I tried find but.... Why you make so fast video??

[@RhinoGuide]

This webinar will cover the same workflow in real time www.rhino3d.education/courses/webinars-for-rhino3d-education/lectures/26967839

[@kevaantaya3304]

He used about 500 commands in 4:14’😂

[@joseluistorres3819]

Yeahh,
wonderful....

[@juanjofernandez4676]

El Tutorial podria estar muy bien pero para mi va super rapido. Lo siento

[@RhinoGuide]

This webinar will cover the same workflow in real time www.rhino3d.education/courses/webinars-for-rhino3d-education/lectures/26967839