This last Saturday that passed was the day of the Rhino training workshop (pushing rhino/ push the rhino) that I had setup. With about 30 or so people who attended the workshop which I took as a good sign. I was hoping for more, but still good. This workshop was an attempt to help people see the potential of using rhino and with a main objective of getting Newschool to consider implementing to the list of class options. I explained the objectives and had people sign a petition which hopefully will help with the cause.
The workshop was setup as introduction to Rhino, covering a wide range of basics and some advance techniques to help people enter a new world of modeling with Rhino. Topics included: AutoCAD similarities, Sketchup similarities, booleans, solid modeling, surface (lofts, sweeps), exporting (to Revit), 3d topos, + cool techniques such as flowalong surface, make2d, and others.
Lofting with History
Sweeps (images 2 rail)
3d Topos
Flow alongsurface + make2d
The workshop was only a few hours but I was able to see that people were motivated and wanting to push rhino. Overall it was a pretty cool experience. I was happy to see how the people were just as excited as I was about the workshop. Once my objective of adding Rhino to the school is complete, I will begin my next mission ------bringing Ecotect ------ to Newschool
Until next time
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I really like the "Flow alongsurface + make2d" step (particularly the rendering).
Is there anywhere I could find out how to use this command?
Jake Shirvanyan
try David Fano's www.designreform.net he gives a great video tutorial where he walks you through the flow along surface command (step by step). His website has many others great tutorials as well.
difficultfix
very nice difficultfix
difficultfix
Many thanks for posting this and your initiative you took to set up such a workshop, I am sure it is helping many learn rhino. When i was in undergrad I had to teach myself rhino and i decided to do it during competition time at my university in 3rd year. It would have been nice to have someone as helpful as yourself when I was in school. Rhino tips were and still are treated like a family secret from those who know it and those who do not. Its usually the students who know the program but have no design sense that are the ones so afraid to make the tool accessible to others in fear that they wont stand out. Once again AMAZING POST, didnt know about the flow alongsurface.
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