Rhino Basics CPlanes

[@phillipmcintosh6489]

Great video so thanks. For PC users "Alt" = "Options" button on a Mac (at 3.50 you say you can hold down "option")

[@Username89039]

3:25 Cplane is a Construction Plane. Got it. I'm learning!

[@lakajaba]

Great informational video! Thank you!

[@Thestripper1]

Thanks that's great. I only wonder why it is that all mac user have their window "floating" on the screen. Isn't there a quick button to "maximize" or to go full screen window on mac? It looks so untidy that way.

[@alavery1065]

Note, to get the Windows tabs interface after changing the preference settings you need to quit Rhino and restart.

[@duiliopassariello1394]

Good Work!!

[@sierrawolves1381]

Thank you Mr. Sir

[@nurbsnerd1483]

You can undo CPlane by using previous and next CPlane tool

[@XillOverdrive]

Hi, nice video there. I wonder if I could use Set Cplane instead of moving an object to different coordinates? Let me explain a bit, I am working on a project (facade) that shares lots of components with another organisation (MEP). Our models have a different frame of reference and their model has a different frame of reference. The difference is known to us and we usually move our model to a certain X and Y value before sharing out model with them. Would it be equally possible to use Set Cplane to move the origin instead of moving the parts?

[@deeznuts133]

OMG THANK YOU