Rhino 8 - VR controller Full Build

[@ian3426]

Learned so much in an hour, thank you!

[@Rhinoceros3d]

that's awesome- glad you enjoyed it!

[@DefyingMotion21]

How do you get the dimension prompt on the sidebar when you create circles/objects etc., or is it just a Mac thing?

[@Rhinoceros3d]

that's a mac thing - pc is in the command line at the top.

[@photogramistic]

Good work.

[@Rhinoceros3d]

thanks! more coming!

[@bengisuyenigun]

Awesome video, thank you teacher. Regards

[@Rhinoceros3d]

thanks for watching- more coming!

[@ayturkayvaz6562]

It is very useful and also authentic video tutorial. Thank you for your advance tutorial. Is it possible a create molding core and cavity of a product within Rhino.?

[@Rhinoceros3d]

you can but it takes some skill to do so. There are no specific "mold making tools" however things like parting line curves, draft angle analysis and ribbon offset go a long way towards helping an experienced toolmaker do their thing.

[@ayturkayvaz6562]

@Rhinoceros3d thank you for your answer. I think that Rhino more flexible compare to other software for 3D curve and etc.

[@Rhinoceros3d]

@@ayturkayvaz6562 I agree 100% , but to be fair..I'm a little biased.. ;-)

[@gabrielegelfofx]

Awesome tutorial. If Rhino only had the parasolid kernel to make/adjust/repair fillets and chamfers properly...

[@Rhinoceros3d]

Thanks for watching!

[@melorinconstructionclinic8753]

Perfect

[@Rhinoceros3d]

Thanks for watching!

[@filmdesigner800]

Shelling hack. Offset your sub d surface , convert to nurbs and use that for your inside surface.

[@richardaubin1951]

sometimes that sub-d offset may fail. I'd say convert to volume->mesh->subd->polysurface is more reliable method IMO.

[@GEORGE.M.M]

@@richardaubin1951 Thanks for the tip, i will try this out.

[@Rhinoceros3d]

See the never fail shelling video. ShrinkWrap is the way to go for shelling that never fails