Please don’t be discourage! I lor this! Especially the series where you remodel existing designs! The best way to learn rhino is to watch someone use it and then practice! Thanks and I hope there’s more coming
Hi.. thanks for this Vid.. i am a 3ds Max Veteran but allways also loved the accuracy of rhino when needed.. My feeling always was. Working in 3ds Max, Maya or highend modeller like Zbrush rather fellt like drawing easy and light with Watercolours.. And working in Rhino you had to plan forward befor your geometry existsts much more.. also tweaking interactively in rhino was rather difficult.. So with subdevisions, even when they are not as powerful as in 3ds max at the moment is a big step forward. But what i am interisted in the momment for is the SoftTransform command. I am researching for ways to import Terrains comming from Open Street map which in Europe or The USA is fine but in China, where my Company Builds many Buildings can be painful due to the poor Quality of the satelite Datas... So reparing an incoming Mesh ... In 3ds Max would be ... the blink of an eye.. but in rhino very very difficult.. unless.. Rhino goes on implementing things like SoftTransform ... for example. on my research i now found a nice Plugin caled Lands-Design.. and here everything works fine , except one thing... When i moddel a Terrain i can use the Points from the Nurbs surface to manipulate the hights of my terrain.. ONE POiNT after the other..... arrr... so SoftTransform would be the solution.. But i dont know if this works with Nurbs Surfaces too.. So.. does it? Ore does SoftTransform only work together with Meshes?
I'm glad you enjoyed the vid! I just took a quick look and saw that SoftTransform only works on SubD and mesh surfaces...unfortunately not on NURBS control points. Of course you could always go through the workflow of mesh input (use soft transform here), convert to subD (or sof transform here), and then convert from subD to NURBS.
Hello sir when I use soft transform my gumball doesn't snap on the point it's stay on the surface and i can only move the surface; Do you know how to fix it ? is it a problem with the gumball ? thanks a lot
3ds Max and Rhino are very different programs. What are you looking to add onto your skillset? 3ds Max is great for designing 3d models for movies, games, and other artistic purposes, + for building scenes and rendering it's one of the industry standards in Architecture. Rhino is a solid cad program and really good for 3d product designs and concept diagrams. Both programs have similarities too, but those are their strengths. That's cool you know Sketchup and Revit. If you want to create more realistic looking stuff then 3ds Max is amazing, while if you want more accuracy/nurbs then Rhino is really great. Definitely keep an open mind, both programs are awesome!
Yup Rhino is great to design buildings +grasshopper for some crazier designs. 3ds Max would be good to add realism, but not to design the main concept.
@@PandaJerk007 Well it depends... Creating freeform geometries in Max is in many cases much more intuitive, because you can interacively tweak it like clay.. but when it has to com to a final real precise model.. of course max won´t get you there..
Please don’t be discourage! I lor this! Especially the series where you remodel existing designs!
The best way to learn rhino is to watch someone use it and then practice! Thanks and I hope there’s more coming
I'm glad you enjoy the videos!
Hi.. thanks for this Vid.. i am a 3ds Max Veteran but allways also loved the accuracy of rhino when needed.. My feeling always was. Working in 3ds Max, Maya or highend modeller like Zbrush rather fellt like drawing easy and light with Watercolours.. And working in Rhino you had to plan forward befor your geometry existsts much more.. also tweaking interactively in rhino was rather difficult.. So with subdevisions, even when they are not as powerful as in 3ds max at the moment is a big step forward.
But what i am interisted in the momment for is the SoftTransform command.
I am researching for ways to import Terrains comming from Open Street map which in Europe or The USA is fine but in China, where my Company Builds many Buildings can be painful due to the poor Quality of the satelite Datas...
So reparing an incoming Mesh ... In 3ds Max would be ... the blink of an eye.. but in rhino very very difficult.. unless.. Rhino goes on implementing things like SoftTransform ... for example.
on my research i now found a nice Plugin caled Lands-Design.. and here everything works fine , except one thing... When i moddel a Terrain i can use the Points from the Nurbs surface to manipulate the hights of my terrain.. ONE POiNT after the other..... arrr... so SoftTransform would be the solution.. But i dont know if this works with Nurbs Surfaces too..
So.. does it? Ore does SoftTransform only work together with Meshes?
I'm glad you enjoyed the vid! I just took a quick look and saw that SoftTransform only works on SubD and mesh surfaces...unfortunately not on NURBS control points. Of course you could always go through the workflow of mesh input (use soft transform here), convert to subD (or sof transform here), and then convert from subD to NURBS.
Hello sir when I use soft transform my gumball doesn't snap on the point it's stay on the surface and i can only move the surface; Do you know how to fix it ? is it a problem with the gumball ? thanks a lot
okay I solve it you have to click on Ctrl plus Schift
Thanks a lot for the tutorial
@@acmatiere2121 haha glad you solved it!
great idea - but please care take about audio quality, ... which is none by now IMHO
Thanks for the feedback. Luckily my new microphone arrives today so gone with the shit quality!
Hi i just sketchup user also revit for architecture i dont know if i should learn 3dmax or rhino can you please tellme
3ds Max and Rhino are very different programs. What are you looking to add onto your skillset?
3ds Max is great for designing 3d models for movies, games, and other artistic purposes, + for building scenes and rendering it's one of the industry standards in Architecture. Rhino is a solid cad program and really good for 3d product designs and concept diagrams.
Both programs have similarities too, but those are their strengths.
That's cool you know Sketchup and Revit. If you want to create more realistic looking stuff then 3ds Max is amazing, while if you want more accuracy/nurbs then Rhino is really great. Definitely keep an open mind, both programs are awesome!
@@PandaJerk007 i would love to design buildings like zaha or Big that is my goal
Hey. The above answer is pretty good^^. From what I know, I can safely say that both BIG and ZAHA use rhino (and also Maya in Zaha)
Yup Rhino is great to design buildings +grasshopper for some crazier designs. 3ds Max would be good to add realism, but not to design the main concept.
@@PandaJerk007 Well it depends... Creating freeform geometries in Max is in many cases much more intuitive, because you can interacively tweak it like clay..
but when it has to com to a final real precise model.. of course max won´t get you there..
How did you make this person?
Could you make video from it?
Thanks.
I downloaded them haha :) Check out websites like turbosquid, cgtrader...
@@AndrewFriedenberg 😒