Rhino Level 3

This course is designed to give you a solid understanding of McNeel's Rhinoceros software advanced features and capabilities.

Advanced

English

Course Length: 15 Hours

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What you'll learn

Advanced Modelling
Views
Rendering

Collaboration
Customization

Course Description

McNeel Rhino Level 3 (Advance) is designed to give you a solid understanding of McNeel’s Rhinoceros software advanced features and capabilities. This course includes video demonstrations, quizzes and practical Let Me Try exercises, and accommodates all learning styles.

Rhinoceros is a versatile 3D modeler. It is used in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), rapid prototyping, and 3D printing within various fields, including architecture, industrial design, multimedia, and graphic design. You will follow a workflow-based approach that mirrors the development of projects in the real world, learning Advanced Modelling, Rendering, Collaboration, and Customization.

You do not need any previous experience with Rhino to take this course; however, it does assume a reasonable level of experience with the Windows operating system on your part. While not absolutely necessary, some experience with other CAD or BIM software is helpful.

Course Outline

Rhino Level 3 Course Outline

Advanced Modeling

Cage Editing Surface
Editing Surfaces
Meshes
Curves
Advanced Editing with Curves and Surfaces

Views

Camera

Rendering

Lighting
Materials
Texture Mapping
Render Settings

Collaboration

Insert
Referenced Blocks
Work Sessions

Customization

Commands
Tool Bar Layout

Navigation Strategies

Beginners: Complete the course in order from beginning to end. Once any topic is completed, you will have full access to it at any time for one year after registration, to use as a resource.

Intermediate/Advanced Users: Use the course as a flexible resource tool to find what you need, whenever you need it. Try the assessment tests first, if you get 80%+ you can move to the next level, if you get less than 80% you should complete the lecture. This gives you a pre and post-assessment score, which can be used to track your skills improvements.