Lecture

Introduction to Rhino: Surfaces and Meshes

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of working with NURBS and surfaces in Rhino, focusing on tools for creating curves, surfaces, and meshes. Topics include grid magnetism, ortho mode, flatness, snaps, intelligent tracking, manipulator, and history. The instructor demonstrates commands for transforming, rendering, and analyzing objects in Rhino.

Instructor

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