The power of Rhino 7: SubD Made Simple

In this tutorial, we'll be exploring the power of Rhino 7's SubD (Subdivision Surface) modeling tools. With SubD, you can create smooth, refined 3D models with ease - from simple geometric shapes to complex organic forms.
Throughout the tutorial, we'll cover the basics of SubD modeling in Rhino 7, including how to create and manipulate control vertices, edges, and faces to achieve the shapes you want. We'll also explore how to add and modify edge creases, use symmetry tools to speed up your modeling process, and more.
Whether you're a beginner to Rhino or an experienced 3D modeler looking to expand your skills, this tutorial is designed to help you unlock the power of Rhino 7's SubD tools and take your 3D modeling to the next level.
So join us as we dive into the world of SubD modeling in Rhino 7 and discover just how simple and powerful it can be!

[@stringfellowhawk4843]

Just 10 minutes of this content is worth subscribing for. This is like a wiki for Subd but better.

[@zeeshansalehjee]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you Metarch!

[@billbouldin2969]

I like your delivery concise and insightful. Thank you

[@babugeorge7413]

This is called beginner tutorial. Super. Thank you so much.

[@jtstech1]

Great beginner video. Learned a lot. Coming to rhino with cad experience, no modeling. Hope to see more from you!!

[@charlie113]

Excellent intro - thanks man!

[@user-ir3wj6mt9p]

Well explained. Very useful. I learned very much. Thank you!

[@omnaraiya]

Great content. Subscribed and looking forward to more. Cheers.

[@anaszx90agn84]

nice video thanks for your efforts

[@asifned6586]

Waiting for next part 😊😊😊😊

[@momchilo4388]

Great video!

[@shermeenyousif7275]

Amazing. Thank you so much Metarch for the great tutorial. My students were waiting for it.

[@metarchcommunity]

I'm glad it was useful!

[@ch1apet761]

Thank you for the tutorial.. digging in sub D

[@beatusSLO]

Great tutorial!

[@asifned6586]

Wow great sir❤❤❤

[@xaviergordillo9712]

Thank you. Very usefull 👍

[@shiloh6565]

That is beginner friendly！💯

[@islamforall2712]

You r wonderful ❤❤❤❤

[@NamNguyen-bn7em]

Hope I can see more tutorial like this :3

[@metarchcommunity]

We're coming up with more!

[@aaymaanaashaabrusd5427]

Superb. Please make more rhino subd videos

[@rajendrameena150]

i am assuming to hybrid tweaking subd in blender and import that low poly to rhino to make in vector form.

[@anamesa7991]

very useful, thanks so much metarch

[@metarchcommunity]

Thank you Ana!

[@faresmansour2422]

🔥

[@user-bk9lq4sb3t]

👏great👌 can it's (subD surface) to be blend with nurb Surface?

[@hasger1941]

hello may we know is there a way to boolean a mesh with a poly surface as it always seems to fail ?

[@laurentlainez7252]

what did you use to render the image in the thumbnail?

[@77up4kxv5]

❤❤

[@jdmbandarelos1310]

As a Designer Sub D is currently blowing my mind and its one more point to dont switch to blender!

[@Icrowncat]

But blender also does SubD?

[@shahh.5124]

Great video, but why 720p quality? :(

[@zwcz2154]

Can you please post video how you modeled that object you got in the video?

[@metarchcommunity]

For sure! Next video 😉

[@haledemir2711]

Hello, when will you share how the form in the video is made or can you send the file, please? I'm a little excited about this, thanks..

[@metarchcommunity]

We're working on a new tutorial showing how to create something similar! I can't send the file since is from a school project

[@owensauvageot808]

metarch cooked on this one

[@asifned6586]

Please next part subd

[@f.d.6667]

*Nope. It's not "creating a smooth version" of something (like a filter running over the topology of a render mesh). The polygonal display mode is merely a visualization of the control point layout in space - which DIRECTLY controls your SubD surfaces.* To really work effectively and efficiently, you have to develop a good understanding of the logic that rules the creation of smooth surfaces from control points - Kyle Houchens has a great intro, explaining the fundamental "Rule Of Three" ... once you understand this, working with surfaces (and SubDs are just a bunch of linked surfaces), your SubD modelling will become way more predictable!

[@eliadesperez615]

Can you please elaborate further?

[@Perekwa]

Please model model a helicopter, I’ll send images images

[@asifned6586]

Please next part subd