Top Seven Tips for 3D Modeling in Rhino

A quick overview of 7 things that you can rapidly accelerate your 3D work.
Whether you're a total beginner modeling architecture or a seasoned pro modeling jewelry, the seven tips in this quick tutorial will help streamline your workflow and help make you more efficient with 3d modeling.
#1 Get Your Physical Setup Correct
You're going to be spending hours / days / weeks working on the things that you create. Anything that you can do to save time, even fractions of a second add up. Get these basics right from the beginning!
#2 Learn Navigation Beyond Simple Pan / Orbit / Zoom
The faster you can get around your model, the more you can get done in less time. Simple.
#3 Master Selection
Learning how to make selections quickly and accurately is fundamental to working as efficiently in 3d as you can.
#4 Organization Will Set You Free
An organized model may take a little more time to create, but it's all time that will be saved later on.
#5 Precision Pays Off
Errors tend to compound over time. Getting it right at the beginning saves hassle at the end.
#6 Putting It All Together
Tips 1-5 all relate to each other, and together they form a whole greater than the sum of its parts.
#7 Begin With the End in Mind
Knowing what you want to create before you get lost in 3d will save you more time than anything else.
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[@anarabdullaev8897]

Can I give one suggestion to you? It’s always boring to listen just when you only see the face of someone without showing it on software as a example to your worlds😊 might it can be helpful

[@elitemodelingschool]

Appreciate the feedback! I’ve thought about it quite a bit, and I have the opposite problem - it’s tough for me to watch a video of somebody doing a voiceover with a screen capture for a long period. Going back and forth is something I’d like to do more of. In any case, thanks for the suggestions. Love hearing people’s thoughts!

[@landplannerco]

@@elitemodelingschool My ideal is if there is a face and screen combined. I also find it a little disconnected to just look at someone talking. Thanks tho! :)

[@polinais2037]

I find this video very useful! I'm a beginner to rhino and it makes me feel less anxious when I see a list of some basic rules. Thank you very much.

[@tomascarbia3499]

Thank you for your time anda video

[@heri0]

Heey i'm new to rhino and your video would be alot more usefull if you could support the video with images of the subjects you are talking about. Tips sound pretty good and usefull, thanks!

[@brittanychristopher5781]

i still dont know how to do any of these things since you just told me what to do and not how to do it

[@ryanmodom]

I disagree about saving duplicates. I often copy over geometry right before I make a major change to a model so that I can go back in time whenever I want. This can be inside the same model or saving the model out into a new file with that day’s date.

[@lucasspaniard8430]

7 tips, not a single screen shot of the software. Also known as "Look at me talk!" What percentage of people are visual learners again?