From the course: Rhino: File Management and Prototyping
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Prototyping, part 3: Project workflow - Rhino Tutorial
From the course: Rhino: File Management and Prototyping
Prototyping, part 3: Project workflow
- [Instructor] In this prototyping lesson, we focus on a critical part of the project workflow where we take our active design model, stop the design work temporarily, and then generate a copied version for our prototyping and 3D printing efforts. Let's check out this diagram first, which may help explain the process. I've nicknamed this workflow the forked workflow, and you can see why, because we start off with a design model, which is where we are right here. At whatever point we decide the design is resolved enough where we want to get a 3D print, we make an additional copy. So you can see right here, this is our current status, the parts are open, some of them overlap, and we can make quick and easy changes. So we could continue to do that with the existing stuff here on this top level, but we've also made a copy, and with this set of geometry, we start splicing and dicing. I typically would be splitting or trimming,…
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Prototyping, part 0: Starting a new file6m 7s
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Prototyping, part 1: Scaling existing files6m 33s
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Prototyping, part 2: Design strategy8m 3s
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Prototyping, part 3: Project workflow4m 29s
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Prototyping, part 4: Closing the model9m 50s
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Prototyping, part 5: Troubleshooting naked edges5m 17s
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Prototyping, part 6: Troubleshooting naked points6m 52s
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Prototyping, part 7: Exporting for 3D printing6m 45s
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