I don't have paneling tools on my rhino where can I find it or how to set it up my paneling tools? Can you help me I am student and I'm beginner can you help me thank you in advance.
Hello there! Great stuff! However I am having trouble early on, so after I create a plane then rebuild and turn points on, the plane doesn't curve up when moving the points, it just goes sharply up kinda like: _/- (kinda hard here online) But essentially it won't curve, only straight lines. I can get it to work if I make it a deformable plane but that takes way longer (to type in the U and V points) and when I try to rebuild anyways, it still brings the same _/- result. Do you know how to fix it to get the planes consistent after rebuild like show in your video? thank!
Check the settings in the rebuild window, one of them is “degree” this dictates how the rebuilt surface will behave. Setting the degree to 1 will behave in the way you described. To get a smooth deformation try setting the Degree to 3 or 5. You can go higher but the result is very similar. Hope that helps!
You will need to use the paneling tools command “Offset points” you can find it through the Paneling Tools tab > Grid Utilities. You could also type in the command line and find it that way. The paneling tools commands all have the prefix “pt” so try “ptoffsetpoints” and see if you have better luck finding it that way
Hi, Thank you for this great tutorial. I have been following what you did in the video however the rectangle I created using surface tool doesnt have a surface for me... it only have lines and grids. Could you please tell me how to do it? Is there any specific display setting or something? Thank you :)
Irin, great question. If you look in the top left of your view window it should say the name of the view (perspective, etc) and have a small triangle pointing down. Click the triangle and you will get a drop down menu to change the display mode for that view. In this video I am using the “shaded” mode.
I don't have paneling tools on my rhino where can I find it or how to set it up my paneling tools? Can you help me I am student and I'm beginner can you help me thank you in advance.
You will want to download and install paneling tools directly from McNeel here:
wiki.mcneel.com/labs/panelingtools
Great tut/demo. I'll be playing with this for hours.
Great video and very insightful
Very usefull for beginners, thak you.
Hello there! Great stuff! However I am having trouble early on, so after I create a plane then rebuild and turn points on, the plane doesn't curve up when moving the points, it just goes sharply up kinda like: _/- (kinda hard here online) But essentially it won't curve, only straight lines. I can get it to work if I make it a deformable plane but that takes way longer (to type in the U and V points) and when I try to rebuild anyways, it still brings the same _/- result. Do you know how to fix it to get the planes consistent after rebuild like show in your video? thank!
Check the settings in the rebuild window, one of them is “degree” this dictates how the rebuilt surface will behave. Setting the degree to 1 will behave in the way you described. To get a smooth deformation try setting the Degree to 3 or 5. You can go higher but the result is very similar. Hope that helps!
This is great thanks for sharing! I am not able to use offset point, for some reason they don't show as yours. What do you think the reason might be?
You will need to use the paneling tools command “Offset points” you can find it through the Paneling Tools tab > Grid Utilities. You could also type in the command line and find it that way. The paneling tools commands all have the prefix “pt” so try “ptoffsetpoints” and see if you have better luck finding it that way
hey love the video, how did you get box x pattern type?
Thanks! Somehow first V and U row is always empty of my grid. Do you know what's going on?
Hi,
Thank you for this great tutorial. I have been following what you did in the video however the rectangle I created using surface tool doesnt have a surface for me... it only have lines and grids. Could you please tell me how to do it? Is there any specific display setting or something?
Thank you :)
Irin, great question. If you look in the top left of your view window it should say the name of the view (perspective, etc) and have a small triangle pointing down. Click the triangle and you will get a drop down menu to change the display mode for that view. In this video I am using the “shaded” mode.
Is there any way the panels can follow the curvature? I did similar steps to my project, but my panels are segmented.
Hola como haces para que te salgan esas letras rosadas de los comandos???
Hi there.
I wonder if you could help me build a Metal Panel Wall repeated in block so i can use in a project for school?
Cheers
La mejor explicacion!
Gracias! Me alegro que te pude ayudar! 👍🏽
Very Nice!
Good video
TOP !!!
Saludos!