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Creating solid objects - Rhino Tutorial
From the course: Learning Rhino 6 for Mac
Creating solid objects
- [Instructor] Let's take a look at creating some of our own solid objects from scratch in Rhino for Mac. I got the exercise file solids-creating.33m open. Let's take a look under the Solid menu, and you can see here, we've got commands for many different types of solid objects, and this top half of the menu are what are called solid primitives, so these are basic shapes, things like a cone, a cylinder, a sphere, or a box that are sort of predefined. So we could click some of these, maybe we want to make a cylinder and I'll just click in the viewport, we'll set the base and the height, and there we've got a solid cylinder. Maybe let's try a torus. So I'll set the center, the radius, and then the second radius, and that gives us this sort of donut shape. And then maybe a box, and you can see, we have several different ways to define a box. So two corners and a height, and there we go. So with just a few clicks, we…
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Solids basics5m 2s
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Creating solid objects6m 20s
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Freeform solids creation10m 21s
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Analyzing solids: Edge analysis6m 36s
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Editing solids: Boolean difference2m 5s
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Editing solids: Boolean union2m 35s
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Editing solids: Boolean intersection2m 30s
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Editing solids: Boolean two shapes3m 22s
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Editing solids: WireCut5m 24s
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Editing solids: Chamfer4m 16s
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