3D modelling tutorials
Rhino is not just a powerful NURBS 3D modeller. Coupled with the right plugin, it can be used to do some very interesting polygon-based subdivision modelling as well. This is a Rhino3D Video Demo of Subdivision modelling using Weaverbird. Weaverbird Read More …
Since version 5 of Rhino, Gumball has become an indispensable and useful aspect of the software. However, Rhino 3D’s Gumball is not just for moving, rotating and scaling objects. This video demonstrates Gumball usage for the freeform and organic Modelling Read More …
This video demonstrates the modelling of a simple organic cup using Rhino 3D’s Subdivision capability. Compared to traditional NURBS techniques. Subdivision modelling is actually easier to understand. However, as of this writing, subdivision modelling is not officially supported in Rhino Read More …
There are several 3D file formats that an industrial designer should be familiar with. These file formats assist in the communication and dissemination of information pertaining to the product development process. IGES and STEP. These file formats are widely used Read More …
This tutorial pertains to Rhino 6 version. What is exciting about future versions of Rhinoceros 3D is that it will have its own Subdivision modelling capabilities. What is Subdivision modelling or SubD in short? It is a method of creating Read More …
Rapid Prototyping (or 3D Printing) is a method for creating a physical prototype from your 3D digital CAD model. Generally, the model making role is entrusted to model makers, but designers may need to know how to prepare the files Read More …
This is Part 2 of Rhino 3D Tutorial: Surface Continuity. This is an article pertaining to surface/form modelling for industrial and product design. Click here to go back to Part One of this article. Click here to go to Advanced Read More …
Rhinoceros 3D is one of the few 3D modelling CAD package that can create accurate and precise surfaces with curvature (G2 & higher) continuity. Because of that, it is especially suited for product and industrial design surfacing. >>> Click here Read More …
This is part 2 of this Rhino 3D tutorial. >> Click here to go back to part one. In the previous part, we have already created the twist as shown below. Now, create the curve that the twist tubes will Read More …