Introduction to Rhino: Transformations and Functions

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of Rhino, focusing on transformations and basic functions. Topics include copying objects, dimension modification, parametric expressions, regeneration of models, rotation, creating closed profiles, and using different tools for editing surfaces and meshes.

Instructor

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