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Rhino Level 1 Online

Outline and Objectives

Simply Rhino Limited


+44 (0) 208 498 9900
simplyrhino.co.uk
[email protected]
Level 1 – NURBS modelling with Rhino

Course Outline

This online course is for anyone new, or nearly new, to Rhino. Recognised as the introductory
course for Rhino, all trainees receive an Official Certificate on completion and all courses are
delivered by the most experienced Rhino trainers in the U.K.

Each trainee has a pre-class orientation to ensure they get off to the best start with online training,
they also receive an electronic copy of the 340-page training manual that accompanies the course.

Whatever your market, if you want to get off to the best possible start, develop a good
understanding of best practice approaches to modelling in Rhino, this is the course for you.

Simply Rhino Limited have successfully taken hundreds of trainees through Rhino Level 1 training
from Jewellers to Architects, Product Designers to Marine Designers, this is the only introductory
class for you.

In this comprehensive online class you’ll learn to create and edit accurate free-form 3-D
NURBS models. This fast-moving course covers most of Rhino’s functionality, including some
of the most advanced surfacing commands

Structure

In this class, you will systematically move through the user interface, command access, creation
and editing of curves, surfaces and solids. Information will be presented at an accelerated pace.

Expected Outcomes

On completion of this course the student is expected to be able to:

• Move comfortably around the Rhino modelling scene


• Identify when free form or precision modelling is required
• Create and edit curves, surfaces, and solids
• Use modelling aids for accuracy
• Produce simple renderings of the Rhino models

Target Audience

This course is for the design professional who wants to efficiently learn the concepts and features
of the Rhinoceros modelling software at an accelerated pace in an instructor-led environment.

Pre-requisites

Requires Windows (or Mac OS X) skills and desire to model. Previous drafting and
modelling experience helpful but not required. If trainees have attempted to work through
tutorials on either evaluation, student of commercial version of Rhino, this will help.
If you would like an evaluation version please contact us at Simply Rhino Limited.
Curriculum

After a brief introduction, the following concepts will be covered:

• Get acquainted with the Rhino screen and menus


• Navigate around the Rhino model
• Create 2-D lines, polylines, and NURBS curves
• Modelling set-up and mode functions: snap, ortho and planar constraints
• Object snaps and Smart Track
• Fast 3-D solids and surfaces
• The Rhino layering system

Precision Modelling

Use co-ordinates and constraints to model easily and accurately. Move off the x-y plane and use
viewports to establish the current construction plane. Draw polygons and ellipses. Draw free-form
curves and compare interpolated and control points curve.

• Draw with absolute, relative rectangular, and polar co-ordinates


• Distance and angle constraints
• Viewports and construction planes
• Model in 3-D space
• Elevator mode
• Rectangle command and its options
• Point selection with object snaps
• Analysis commands: length, distance, angle, radius
• Draw circles and arcs
• Draw ellipses and polygon curves
• Rhino render and render colour
• Model free-form curves
• Create helix and spiral curves
Followed by more on Curves, Display, and Editing

Discover display commands used to view different parts of the model. Use edit commands to pro-
duce complex and detailed variations on the curves. Loft and extrude curves into surfaces and solids.

• Pan, zoom and reset model views


• Edit curves with fillet and chamfer
• Loft and extrude curves
• History
• General editing: move, copy, rotate, mirror, scale
• Array polar and rectangular
• Boolean union, difference, and intersection
• Offset curves and surfaces
• Trim and split for curves and surfaces
• Extend and extend to surface

Intermediate Edit and Surfacing Commands

Learn additional editing commands and use them to build practice models. Reinforce concepts
of model set-up and drawing accurate 2-D geometry to build precision 3-D shapes

• Introduction to NURBS modelling concepts and terminology


• Free-form curves
• Control point editing of curves and surfaces
• Rebuild curves and surfaces
• Use the nudge modelling aid
• Create deformable shapes
• Curve creation through projection
• Split surfaces with curves and surfaces
• Blend between two surfaces
• Symmetry Tool
• Lighting and rendering
• Make 2D drawings from 3D Objects
• Page Layouts
Advanced Surfacing and Solids


Model with solids and solid text. Use Boolean tools to shape your model. Extrude, loft, and revolve
curves into surfaces. Use sweeps to create additional surfaces. Use advanced surfacing techniques
like blend, match, and surface from network of curves.

• Create model primitives and solid text


• Model with pipe and extrude
• Modifying solids with Boolean Tools
• More surfaces
• Extrude and loft surfaces
• Revolve curves into surfaces
• Sweep 1 and 2 rail curves
• Surface with network of curves

Time permitting: Customise Rhino toolbars and workspaces. Use the Flamingo plug-in to render a
model and compare the finished rendering with Rhino’s renderer.

• Set-up the hammer model


• Create the hammer construction lines with precision
• Build the hammer surfaces
• Render the hammer
• Set-up the bottle model
• Create the bottle construction lines with precision
• Build the bottle surfaces
• Add the threads
• Render the bottle
• Import and export models
• Generate 2-D drawings from 3-D model and export
• Print wire-frame views of the model
• Edit and create new toolbars and tool buttons for rhino

© Simply Rhino Limited 2020

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