Azuma House Part 4 of 4: Sections, hatches and layout

[@kash1992ify]

Thank u so much for your tutorials. Well to the point with proper instructions. Thanks again

[@RocketDirtbag]

Thank you sir. Having a mouse with 15 programmable buttons is key!!! Plus the Ctrl + (key) so many options! Can literally build all on mouse

[@jayakarpriyadharshan]

Very helpful... I learned rhino in 4 days... just because of you ... thanks a lot for the great and amazing video .... :)

[@arielferrari1863]

it was so useful! thanks from an architecture student from são paulo, brasil. vamo que vamo nessa porra

[@sorgas]

Thanks for the tutorials! So useful.

[@fallofcry]

Thank you really much, it helped me a lot!

[@PanduKartiko]

this is so amazing and useful. im a student and i think i'll never use autocad again. thank you so much

[@rubenborup]

Haha, you are most welcome Pandu - glad to help!

[@luckyhappy65]

Thank you so much!

[@LuisFelipe-ew2om]

oh. my. god. you changed my workflow and representation completely! I always wanted a simple way to do "perspected" sections like this! thanks sooooo much for your help.

[@daneruben]

You are most welcome - glad to help.

[@jazzysattic]

hey man, really great tutorials. a little fast at times, but overall really easy to follow :)

[@Angelo51597]

awesome! nice job!

[@Rodrigomartinezw]

thank you so much! Very useful!

[@mariamiah7747]

what is the ground thickness

[@randomCADstuff]

Great video series Ruben! Given this was 6+ years ago, has your Rhino workflow changed much (assuming you're still using Rhino)?

[@rubenborup]

Thank's so much! I'm still a happy Rhino user. Since the video was made, I've become a certified Rhino specialist. Fully understanding construction planes, osnap and the Gumball (with sub-object selection), I'm definitely working in perspective view a lot more now.

[@abhorra]

hey man great series, as a complete beginner it really showed me what was possible with rhino, but because i am so new to the program, it seems like you go a little fast sometimes.

[@rubenborup]

Thank you ecstatik, yeah I trim away any pauses in my presentation to keep them tight and on point. Pause and rewind if you need to - I do so myself. If I something isn't properly explained, feel free to comment on the video describing the issue and I'll get back to you.

[@王明-t1h]

你头像好帅。。。

[@rubenborup]

@ecstatik: Check out digitaltoolbox.info - they have great tutorials on Rhino from basic stuff to full case studies. Hope it helps.