Make your Rhino workflow 10 Times FASTER - Rhino Gumball
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- Learn about how to optimize your workflow with Rhino's gumball. This beginner's tutorial takes a look at what the gumball tool does and also gives an example of how it's used.
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As soon as watching the way making stairs, subscribed, great tuto.😄😊
sellast, the bi-directional square move was helpful and extruding from circle
trimming away the stairs with the surface though 👀🍬 incredibly helpful
Thank youuu! Happy new years 🤩
Very helpful . Thanku sir
Glad it was able to help!
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Subbed, Love your channel, really helpful! Would love see more advanced stuff too, like when rhino models have naked edges and how to fix them. Kinda where I'm at right now.
Try joinedge for the easier ones ;)!
Wow, that worked, exploded,rebuild surface, join edge. Bra I been struggling for days. You are a God!@@lyh_studio
@@AmerikkkaGuitars I gotchu man 😃
I have a question, how can I change the gumball to specific vertex, thanks🙏
If I understood correctly, you can look into the "Cplane" command and set it to one that works for you
@@lyh_studio thanks I will look into that👍🏻 stay safe
Hey....how to change the units measurement to lets say cm..thanks
Hey! If you type "units" in the command bar you can see your current units and change it accordingly