Navigation in Rhino: Key to Building Modeling Speed

Navigation is one of the fundamental skills that you should work on developing as a beginning or even an experienced 3d modeler. It goes way beyond just the normal pan, orbit, and zoom operations that you're probably already comfortable with. While these tools are fundamental, they're just the surface of the larger topic of navigating in Rhino.
I find that being able to effectively move around and through large models, especially in architecture when we often need to be inside of the models we create, is one of the keys to building speed in 3d software. In addition, learning to make efficient use of your screen space by maximizing the view of the particular objects you're concerned with makes doing almost everything else so much cleaner and simpler.
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[@vln3929]

maxing out the mouse sensitivity menu was so hilarious but in fact it's so great i can just get from one end of the screen to the other barely moving my hand! it feels super efficient and continuous with the process in my brain

[@nedwork608]

This is soooooooooooooooooooo helpful thank you!!

[@dwijaast]

this is the most profesional tutorial what we all need, subs for you. keep up the good job sir !

[@wojciechzaczek4729]

More than good. Thx!

[@sashan1281]

thank you so much, i was wondering would you show the process how to set up a model for interior views with furniture?

[@Mcdblue88]

Hi there. I tried WalkAbout on the Mac version but it looks like the command doesn't exist on Mac. What's the alternative command on Mac? Thank you.

[@nabimammadli232]

select the object and press F5, that's it