How to Import REFERENCE IMAGES to Scale in Rhino 3D!

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions about importing reference images in the comments below! :)

[@anthonyarnold7766]

Hello - great video, thanks for providing your guidance! Im able to set the horizontal distance perfectly upon importing my image and I follow your directions to scale the vertical plane of my image which works perfectly other than it rescales the horizontal plane was well (which I dont want it to do). Is there a way to just adjust the scale on the vertical plane without causing the horizontal to adjust also? Also was wondering, if I don't have a reference measurement to scale to, is there no way to just manually adjust the image e.g., by clicking on one edge and dragging up/down? Thanks again!

[@justanothercitizen3024]

Nice tut, It'd be probably be quite useful to add something regarding how to adjust the transparency of the background image though. [material/transparency]

[@montvilds]

Hello. Thanks for the lessons. How to make the background of an image transparent?

[@Farresyasser]

following since 2012, you are just great!

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

Glad I've been able to help! :)

[@krzysztofmathews738]

Quite useful. Thank you!

[@edsonsaito2171]

Outstanding buddy! Thanks! =)

[@clairestrickland5140]

Thanks! super helpful

[@macathr]

Thanks dude

[@KilimliStallone]

Thanks a lot

[@fahimabdulaziz4255]

I saw Rhino first time today

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

How do you like it?

[@fahimabdulaziz4255]

@@TheRhinoEssentials I liked Fusion 360 more than Rhino :/

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

Fair comment - I actually really like Fusion 360 for certain applications :) There are definitely some things Rhino is better at, but I like them both!

[@dawn5428]

How do you do a 3d floor plan in rhino, then export it to illustrator?

[@paulofukuta]

Hey! With Rhino, is it possible to create technical drawings like SketchUp LayOut? Create quantitative schedules (areas, volumes, etc.) natively? Thank you!

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

Yes though I'm not 100% sure the limitations yet - I'm not sure how schedules work yet

[@krypt2k25]

you can also just drang and drop images in rhino

[@NHSSHINOBI]

How to turn the opacity of the floor plan down?

[@belle7437]

Click the toothpaste icon on the image properties icon (round rainbow color). The second icon is the toothpaste/paint tube. When you click on it, you can edit the picture/image you imported. There should be an “opacity” scale that you can drag from left to right.

[@manuel.camelo]

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