Rhino Beginner to Advanced Fast Track 3D Modelling

Explore the Rhino initial window, including file, insert, export, properties, view, and render menus, and learn to access panels, units, and shortcuts.

Explore Rhino's left sidebars and panels for curves, surfaces, solids, and measures. Organize your model with layers and properties, and customize display, render, libraries, and the viewport color.

Master Rhino viewports and object snaps to model from four perspectives, toggle between views, and apply near, midpoint, center, intersection, and perpendicular snaps with gumball, ortho, plane, and grid snap.

Discover how to use the Rhino properties menu to set units and scale, manage document properties and Rhino options, annotation styles, grids, hatch patterns, and line types.

Master the Rhino view tab to switch between wireframe, shaded, rendered, ghosted, x-ray, and other visualization modes, and place cameras for exact perspectives.

Learn how to print and save Rhino drawings as PDFs, choose destinations, page sizes, and vector or raster outputs. Master margins, scales, colors, line widths, and visibility for clean prints.

Define 2d foundations and plinth beams for a house; set tearing and silhouette, place 15 cm by 60 cm columns, and connect bases with 30 cm beams, preparing 3d modeling.

Model 3D foundations and beams from a floor plan by creating surfaces, extruding curves, mirroring symmetry, and capping to form solid bases.

Combine the 2d and 3d foundations to create a ground layer and concrete subfloor. Extrude and cap surfaces, subtract intersections, and add a second concrete floor as the base.

Designs outer and inner walls and structural columns in a two-level house, modeling slabs and concrete floor, extruding, offsetting, copying, lofting, and capping surfaces for a complete 3D model.

Design balcony railings in two and three dimensions, create a balcony railings layer, divide curves into seven and four parts, and extrude bases with glass components for rendering.

Design window openings on a two-level house by creating a dedicated windows layer, placing and resizing openings with make hole and trimming techniques, then applying glass materials for rendering.

Model window frames and glass interiors in Rhino by outlining openings, offsetting frames to define width, then using the make whole command, trim, and extrude to finalize frames and glass.

Model the staircase in two-dimensional and three-dimensional forms, using a staircase layer and 17 steps at 18 cm height, then extrude and cap to a single surface, with glass railings.

Model exterior features in 3d by shaping grass on a concrete subfloor, extruding curves for a 15x9 pool with a 1 meter deck, then apply timber cladding and a fence.

Convert 3d models to 2d drawings by selecting a viewport perspective, turning off hidden lines, enabling tangent edges, and saving named views for quick reuse.