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Tuition:
$995.00/per
person
3 days/24 hours
Valid for 24 AIA hours/LUs
Prerequisite:
Windows® 98, ME, 2000, NT or XP operating system experience.
Objective:
This course introduces you to the fundamentals of creating and editing accurate free-form 3-D NURBS models.
Topics Include:
- Rhino Basics: Rhino for windows Interface, screen, menus, toolbars, graphics area, command window, entering commands, navigating around the model, and move objects.
- Creating Two-dimensional Objects: Drawing lines, freeform curves, modeling aids, model setup, saving your work, layers, and Deleting objects.
- Precision Modeling: Modeling with coordinates, viewports, modeling in 3D space, object snaps, analysis commands, drawing circles, arcs, ellipses and polygons as well as modeling freeform curves.
- The Display: Changing the view of your model, panning and zooming, resetting your view.
- Editing Objects: Fillet, chamfer, move, copy, undo and redo, rotate, mirror, join, scale, array, offset, trim, split, and extend.
- Point Editing: to display the control points or the edit points of an object so that you can adjust the shape on an object rather than manipulating the whole object at once.
- Creating Deformable Shapes: Freeform modeling, surface creation, surface rebuilding, control point editing, curve creation (drawing, projecting), splitting surfaces with curves and surfaces, blending between two surfaces, and lighting and rendering.
- Modeling: with solids, flashlight, pull toy and solid text.
- Importing and Exporting Models: Importing and exporting Rhino file information, creating mesh objects, making a 2D drawing from a 3D model.
- We will also cover the following:
- Creating surfaces
- Rendering
- Printing
- Customizing Workspaces and Toolbars
- Rhino Options
- Creating Custom Toolbar Layouts
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