Rhino Tutorial | Industrial Design | Bicycle Helmet

Reference image:
drive.google.com/file/d/16aZx...
Reference Tutorial:
www.bilibili.com/video/BV1U14...

[@Christopher-pz1mc]

This is great, to be honest. I have learned a lot of things. I just love knowing how to solve some of these problems, but I'm aware that my way of solving them is not efficient. Seeing someone else do it in a better way is very educational. These tutorials are just at my skill level. I love it, and it will most likely bring me to the next level of Rhino

[@nasserahmad4653]

That’s great tutorial, thanks for sharing

[@gyanchiluvery1387]

Great video sir! need to up my level to be able to pick it up fully will re watch over and over and follow along, also kindly upload more videos from your bili bili playlist. these are really helpful. thank you again 🤝🙏

[@Daoru_Wang]

Thanks, will do!

[@cijumathew5712]

👌Thank you very much.🙏

[@NIXO3D]

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you

[@Daoru_Wang]

Thank you for saying that!

[@PorscheMonster]

Awesome tutorial 🔥🔥🔥

[@Daoru_Wang]

Thanks for saying that!

[@diegogaratti8162]

Hi, if you are free can you help me because i Need to create an Helmet for bycicle please

[@monaragab8136]

Great Tutorial and very understandable. I just have one question so far, after i mirror the half of the helmet like you did at 13:31, and after i matchsrf, when i try to mergesrf it doesn't work at all, even when i don't do the matchsrf, it doesn't work. So i joined them, will that cause problems in the design afterwards ? Thank you !

[@alicebardy9753]

Hello, I have the same problem, did you find the solution ? thanxx

[@pranalkhyade9626]

Why didnt you just use shift and scale the gumball? it wouldve scaled it in all dimensions and it would eliminate the extra steps

[@Daoru_Wang]

Just try it yourself and you will know why

[@gokceralp]

Rhino is much more successful on creating organic things, but almost everything depends of lines and it's line drawing technic is not as good as Max. Creating perfectly matching lines is much much easier on Max. Modifying the lines by pulling the control points is not a good way I think. Max allows me to do it by dragging the vertex and beziers.

[@Daoru_Wang]

These two softwares were designed for totally different purposes. No matter how flexible or capable Max can be in terms of creating surfaces, it cannot be used by product designers, at least not in the production process.