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RHINOCEROS WORKSHOP

RUN BY: ALEX MIZUI

This workshop was an introduction to digital 3D modelling and visualisations through modelling software Rhinoceros.

0. cover.jpg

1 draw a circle and a rectangle and trim the inbetween lines.png

Draw a circle and a rectangle and trim the inbetween lines

2 extrude curve and offset the top surface.png

Extrude curve and offset the top surface

3 extrude the offset sirface with a curved finish switch the layer off for now.png

Extrude the offset surface with a curved finish switch the layer off for now

4 create a polyline.png

Create a polyline

5 use the revolve tool around the polyline.png

Use the revolve tool around the polyline

6 following the revolve tool and selecting the 360 angle you should have a solid surface.p

Following the revolve tool and selecting the 360 angle you should have a solid surface

Select unroll surface in order for the layers to be separated be and numbered

7 type your tect and .png

Type your text andType your text and extrude it on the layer you would like to have text on. Turn this layer off for now

9 create a curve with multiple curved points.png

Create a curve with multiple curved points

10 copy the curve multiple times and use the tool loft to create a surface.png

Copy the curve multiple times and use the tool loft to create a surface

11.11 select pointson and by scaling the points and curves distort the surface.png

Select pointson and by scaling the points and curves distort the surface

12 switched the first element layer back on and mirror the lofted surfaced.png

Switched the first element layer back on and mirror the lofted surfaced

13 block all the elements together and rotate making copies.png

Block all the elements together and rotate making copies

14 select an angle select your design and use the tool make2d.png

Select an angle select your design and use the tool make2d

15 by typing make2d the design is saved as a 2d form of the view you chose in a new layer

By typing make2d the design is saved as a 2d form of the view you chose in a new layer

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