Hi there. I am coming from SolidWorks while I am still learning surfaces the hard way. Any tips or starting settings to try out Rhino for a body kit designing? Thanks in advance!
Followed your videos back in the T-splines Era, moved to blender and MOI after that. Blender is still my animation tool but have to say this hybrid workflow is the way fwds! Brilliant video thanks I'll be upgrading my rhino license!
Thanks kyle, as a solidworks user who then learn t splines in fusion 360 to design car, im glad rhino finally featured subd since im trying to learn rhino
Thank you Kyle! Amazing content as always.. i have a question regarding the gumball relocate command and how can i use it without the hotkey and how can i set it up as a hotkey? Thank you! 🙏🏼
can you make a video tutorial on how to approach designing orthotics in rhino based on a foot scan? I can share with you a foot scan is needed. thank you for your time
I tried it on a lamborghini, awkard shape. For some reason the top and side view didn't line up(not even close), even though I adjusted the photos in a grid to scale using shift(I think I would have noticed if I didn't do a uniform scale by this much. Useful video.
keep in mind, a LOT of 4 views of cars on the internet are not even close to lining up accurately.. A great site for drawings to work from is called www.the-blueprints.com/
So im designing my first car with rhino, I used it mostly as a building modeling software, and I made the mistake of modeling a mustang gt 2020. When I compare it to your car, I see that modern cars have way more curves and it gets pretty hard to do the box thing for me, but again, its my first time. I do enjoy the challenge tho and i'm learning a whole lot of things that university never told me so thanks a lot !
Hello I enjoy your tutorial if possible could you so a tutorial on how to design Car wheel and Rims in Rhino 7 Please. I'm just starting out with car models for scale collection and are struggling with the wheels
for demos, I kind of wing it without thinking about usints much... when I was modeling for mattel I used inches, but it depends on the job and client needs.
Excellent Tutorial, being new to Sub-D it is obviously extremely powerful, and your vid has been hugely helpful in encouraging me to dive in. Thanks indeed!
seems like it should be, but the proportions are vastly different. The wheels and wheel arches on a 64th scale car would be comically large if scaled to full size, door cuts etc all have to be exaggerated as well as subtleties in surfacing have to be boosted in order to read correctly at that scale. The center profile is typically very similar, but that's where the similarity ends. "Looking right" is more important the "being right" in scale car design. That said, as the scale gets larger, the proportions get closer to the real car.
Thank you for this tutorial. I'm studing Rhino from a few days; I want to make a replica of the Mazda LM55 ; is it better to model such a complex car using nurbs or sub-d ? I know this is a dumb question, please forgive a newby ))
no such thing as a dumb question... the answer is, depends on what you are doing with the model... for concept and early form finding models I love subd. They are great for rendering too. if I'm making a real car, I'd use Nurbs for a number f reasons, the main one is compatibility with engineering and tooling software.
@@Rhinoceros3d nice. Great tutorial anyway. What do do I do after I've modelled the shell of the car (body). How do I add the details like mirrors, air vents, headlights, grills, badges etc. Does all the vertices have to line up with them or can I just add new edges
@@Mr.scarecrow1 personally I very often switch to nurbs for detailing as it’s a lot easier to control. I did a video called “when to use subd vs nurbs. “ I talk a lot about this exact issue.
very cool! who do you work for? I was very fortunate to work with some amazing designers at mattel for 17 years as a contract modeler for hotwheels. A big piece of my heart still lies with the die cast biz.. I admit I miss it a bit.
@@Rhinoceros3d 17 years?! That's great! I am working for a toy company based on Istanbul and we also work for Mattel but via seasonal contracts ( Mostly Barbie projects :D )
If you actually wanted to sleep an hour ago and now you have watched the complete video... :'D
Thank you for the great tutorial!
I want the 4 hour video of the entire process
Hi there. I am coming from SolidWorks while I am still learning surfaces the hard way.
Any tips or starting settings to try out Rhino for a body kit designing?
Thanks in advance!
Another really helpful tutorial. That Gumball relocate and then scale to zero is so simple to use, love it (35.25 and 52.30).
May be a second part will be great ! Thank's
Yeah, I also would love to see a second part on detailing the main form.
Good stuff Kyle - Thanks for effectively demonstrating your workflow! 🔥🔥🔥
Followed your videos back in the T-splines Era, moved to blender and MOI after that. Blender is still my animation tool but have to say this hybrid workflow is the way fwds! Brilliant video thanks I'll be upgrading my rhino license!
Wow, beautiful job Kyle
Thank you for sharing
Thanks kyle, as a solidworks user who then learn t splines in fusion 360 to design car, im glad rhino finally featured subd since im trying to learn rhino
As a student, I got blown away when you used bridge.(28:30)
Thank you Kyle! Amazing content as always.. i have a question regarding the gumball relocate command and how can i use it without the hotkey and how can i set it up as a hotkey?
Thank you! 🙏🏼
You can pick it from the gumball menu at the bottom of the (windows) screen. Or make an Alias using the command gumballrelocate
can you make a video tutorial on how to approach designing orthotics in rhino based on a foot scan? I can share with you a foot scan is needed.
thank you for your time
of ti...cheers!
Very nice dude..thanks for sharing
Turn off the freaking alerts!!!!
How fast and how neat 👍❤️
Excellent stuff Kyle!!! 😀Waiting for the Ski boot modeling video.
That is a good one, I’ll do some thinking… I have a Mac demo coming up next week.
I’m going to give it a go on a ski boot tomorrow in the mac getting started. Come watch the chaos!
@@Rhinoceros3d Yihaa :) I will watch! That one will be interesting.
How to give this thikness to this model for printing
Offset subd is a tool on the subd drop down menu. Use that for thickness.
I tried it on a lamborghini, awkard shape. For some reason the top and side view didn't line up(not even close), even though I adjusted the photos in a grid to scale using shift(I think I would have noticed if I didn't do a uniform scale by this much.
Useful video.
keep in mind, a LOT of 4 views of cars on the internet are not even close to lining up accurately.. A great site for drawings to work from is called www.the-blueprints.com/
@@Rhinoceros3d Thanks a lot! Bye the way I tried lining up the images myself🤣
thank perfect timing need this
Hey Kyle do you have the Link to the Ferrari from the Forums?
discourse.mcneel.com/t/wip-subd-dino-246/145504
Hello Kyle! Nice work as always
21:40 when I drag SubD I obtain curves
are you wanting a curve, or do you want an extruded strip of faces?
So im designing my first car with rhino, I used it mostly as a building modeling software, and I made the mistake of modeling a mustang gt 2020. When I compare it to your car, I see that modern cars have way more curves and it gets pretty hard to do the box thing for me, but again, its my first time. I do enjoy the challenge tho and i'm learning a whole lot of things that university never told me so thanks a lot !
if you own v7, grab the WIP of v8 and try the sharp command with subd, it adds a LOT of control.
@@Rhinoceros3d thanks ill look into that !
Hello I enjoy your tutorial if possible could you so a tutorial on how to design Car wheel and Rims in Rhino 7 Please. I'm just starting out with car models for scale collection and are struggling with the wheels
You are very good at this. I really appreciate your work. Thank you.
What a cool thing to say- thanks! I really appreciate it.
excellent tutorial, could you make a tutorial about the insect that appears in the gallery of the Rhinoceros Subd page?
Link?
@@Rhinoceros3d I think he means the subd Bug by gijs on the rhino subd Page, I would l love a tutorial on the jelly squid by the same person
what kinf of units do you use???
for demos, I kind of wing it without thinking about usints much... when I was modeling for mattel I used inches, but it depends on the job and client needs.
Hello Kyle! Great video, very helpful! I was wondering if there's a way to get these wheels you're using in this tutorial? Thank you!
Sorry, can’t share them, those are actually owned By an old client.
@@Rhinoceros3d Ok, I understand. Thanks anyway!
Very cool :))
thanks dude as always I've leant something , great vid .
Excellent Tutorial, being new to Sub-D it is obviously extremely powerful, and your vid has been hugely helpful in encouraging me to dive in. Thanks indeed!
that is great to hear! happy modeling!
16 places past the decimal made me laugh. Great teaching and communication skills my guy. Awesome video! 10/10
I'm so glad you liked it! thanks for watching-
More coming soon!
Sir please what really is the difference between 1/64th scale car design and real size car design? Isn't it same curves and angles all over?
seems like it should be, but the proportions are vastly different. The wheels and wheel arches on a 64th scale car would be comically large if scaled to full size, door cuts etc all have to be exaggerated as well as subtleties in surfacing have to be boosted in order to read correctly at that scale. The center profile is typically very similar, but that's where the similarity ends. "Looking right" is more important the "being right" in scale car design.
That said, as the scale gets larger, the proportions get closer to the real car.
Thank you for this tutorial.
I'm studing Rhino from a few days; I want to make a replica of the Mazda LM55 ; is it better to model such a complex car using nurbs or sub-d ?
I know this is a dumb question, please forgive a newby ))
no such thing as a dumb question... the answer is, depends on what you are doing with the model... for concept and early form finding models I love subd. They are great for rendering too.
if I'm making a real car, I'd use Nurbs for a number f reasons, the main one is compatibility with engineering and tooling software.
@@Rhinoceros3d So the right choice for me is nurbs; thank you for the clarification
rly help me this process thank you
how do you switch beetween box and smooth mode???
tab key- (great avatar btw.. I restored a 71 240z, still have it)
so you will create some triangles? will they be an issue later?
No, triangles and ngons are actually fine. I Just use them sparingly and only when necessary.
at 21:53 when I press ctrl it just moves out instead of duplicating - I tried pressing alt to no avail - any clue as to why it is not working?
just kidding i got it im dumb
@@callistoarlok5446 we have all been there.. :-) Happy modeling
where can i get the design that you are using??
pause and grab a screen shot of the video... there is no good way to share an image on YT.
Where can i find an advence lesson for subD ?
The forum is a great place for more help. Post your modeling problems and we’ll do what we can to help.
Discourse.mcneel.com.
@@Rhinoceros3d thanks, i have to check it out !
is stitch a subd tool?
Yes
is there a part two?
Not for this one, we just get you started.. you make the magic happen. :-)
@@Rhinoceros3d nice. Great tutorial anyway. What do do I do after I've modelled the shell of the car (body). How do I add the details like mirrors, air vents, headlights, grills, badges etc. Does all the vertices have to line up with them or can I just add new edges
@@Mr.scarecrow1 personally I very often switch to nurbs for detailing as it’s a lot easier to control.
I did a video called “when to use subd vs nurbs. “
I talk a lot about this exact issue.
@@Rhinoceros3d ah didn't even know you could do that. Cool ill watch it now
I am also a jr toy designer and I had to design a car toy this week, your video helped me a lot, thank you!!!
very cool! who do you work for? I was very fortunate to work with some amazing designers at mattel for 17 years as a contract modeler for hotwheels. A big piece of my heart still lies with the die cast biz.. I admit I miss it a bit.
@@Rhinoceros3d 17 years?! That's great! I am working for a toy company based on Istanbul and we also work for Mattel but via seasonal contracts ( Mostly Barbie projects :D )
@@MsRedlamb very cool , I loved working in toys, enjoy every second of it!
Thank you! :) @@Rhinoceros3d