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Rhinoceros, a leading software, finds extensive applications in CAD, CAM, rapid prototyping, 3D printing, and reverse engineering. Its versatility is evident in industries like architecture, industrial design (automotive, watercraft), and product design (jewelry). Moreover, it's invaluable in multimedia and graphic design, making it a crucial tool across various creative fields.

Why Learn Rhino Introduction to Intermediate
Learn Rhino, a leading commercial 3D design software, with our expert-led courses. Perfect for aspiring professionals in architecture, industrial, product, and graphic design. Gain practical skills and create high-quality designs under expert guidance.
Duration: 10 hrs.
How: Personalized 1-on-1 hands-on training.
When: Choose seny day and anytime Mon-Sat, 9 am-7 pm

Who Should Enroll?
Rhino 3D Introduction to Intermediate Course is designed for individuals aiming to enhance their 2D and 3D modeling abilities within a creative setting. Whether you're aspiring to advance your creative career or secure opportunities in product, furniture design, architectural, or jewelry design, this course provides valuable skills.

Duration: 10 Hrs.
When: Choose anyday and anytime Monday to Saturday 9 am to 7 pm.
Method: 1 on 1 in-person or Live online.

Introduction to Rhino

Rhino’s commands

Exploring toolbars and buttons

Geometry menus

Command line and status bar

Managing files:

Curves, surfaces, and solids

NURBS, isocurves, and meshes

Measurement units

Navigation

Viewports and construction planes

Shading modes

Pan, zoom, rotate, and reset

Basic objects: curves, surfaces, and solids

Organizing projects with layers

2D geometry: lines, polylines, rectangles, polygons, arcs, circles, ellipses, and freeform curves

3D Surfaces and Solid 3D Modeling

3D surface

Extruding surfaces, creating lofts, and using Revolve and Rail Revolve

Crafting complex surfaces

3D solids, creating primitives, and extruding curves

Boolean operators union, difference and intersection

Editing solids with the solid edit tool, transforming, and adding holes

Grid Snap, Ortho, Planar, Snap and cursor constraints

Editing and Transforming

Fillet and Chamfer

Trimming, moving, rotating, copying, pasting, grouping, and scaling objects

Duplicating objects with the Mirror command

Rendering, and 3D Printing Preparation

Defining degrees

Screen captures and 2D views

Rendering and visualization

Preparing 3D printing

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By Real Animation Works

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