Rhino 3D Evening Training

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Familiarizing with Rhino's command system and toolbar usage.

Navigating the geometry menus, command line, and status bar efficiently.

Understanding the Properties window and its functionalities.

Managing file operations, including opening and saving files.

Grasping the three entity types: curves, surfaces, and solids.

Exploring various geometric elements, such as Bezier curves, B-splines, NURBS objects, isocurve surfaces, and mesh surfaces.

Setting measurement units for accurate modeling.

Introducing the viewport and its features.

Using construction planes to aid in modeling.

Utilizing shading modes for better visualization.

Learning essential viewport controls: pan, zoom, rotate, and reset.

Creating basic objects like curves, surfaces, and solids.

Performing fundamental transformations to manipulate objects.

Organizing projects efficiently using layers.

Understanding the creation of lines, polylines, rectangles, polygons, arcs, circles, and ellipses.

Drawing freeform curves for more creative designs.

Comparing various 3D surface types.

Utilizing extrusion to add features to models.

Creating surfaces with loft, revolve, rail revolve, sweep rail, and network surface commands.

Constructing complex surfaces with the Network Surface tool.

Introducing solid modeling techniques.

Creating solids with primitives and curves.

Applying Boolean operators to create unique shapes.

Editing solids using the solid edit tool.

Transforming solids and incorporating modeling aids like Grid Snap, Ortho, and Planar.

Using Fillet and Chamfer to edit corners.

Employing curve Booleans for trimming and splitting.

Mastering the Drag and Nudge tools for object movement and rotation.

Copying, pasting, and grouping objects effectively.

Scaling and duplicating objects with the Mirror command.

Understanding degrees of curves and surfaces.

Creating screen captures for quick proofs.

Generating 2D views and rendering projects.

Preparing models for prototyping by ensuring closed gaps.

Using the shell technique to create wall thickness suitable for 3D printing.