How is your line work so neat? My 2D usually turns out with loads of missing lines, or overlapping lines and takes so long to clean either in Rhino or Illustrator. I have played with the options but what I am wondering is how can you achieve such clean Make2D? Or whether there is something wrong with my models?
@@ArchiHacks yes, I have a terrible habbit of modeling everything with detail which will result in messy line works. But will try to simplify and see what happenes. Thank you
@@ArchiHacks it’s cool. Just helps save time for people searching fir content. I know I go in watching videos for stuff only to find out the creator has the pro version or whatever and then it’s like “well I can’t afford this” and just wasted 20 minutes watching a video. Especially the kids in undergrad.
@@ArchiHacks do you have a tutorial for how to make these? (when i try to do it it doesn't look real or proportionate haha) maybe if you could make one it would be very appreciated
Hi thanks for the video! I was wondering how you got the view to be an axo on rhino? I find that everytime I have to create a axo on rhino I have to skew the drawing and it takes so long for the file to load is there a hack for quick but accurate axo views?
for a true 45 45 axo, theres a tutorial about making an axo with the shear command. th-cam.com/video/dW5_3Msk-FU/w-d-xo.html and then follow the steps in the video by archi hacks. this is how i present in class and they're actual axos since iso view isn't whats required for me most times
@@tomwilson7236 well not really, you might make them less detailed but you still have to show the actual context for your area and not just random buildings. Can't create a block out of thin air when your project is gonna sit in a very real and already urbanized area
Looking great! Thanks for sharing, Ben!
I may have a video suggestion, it could be details! like construction details on rhino
Yes please!
Great video going into my final year at UCDublin and the intro was just a great addition! :)
How is your line work so neat?
My 2D usually turns out with loads of missing lines, or overlapping lines and takes so long to clean either in Rhino or Illustrator. I have played with the options but what I am wondering is how can you achieve such clean Make2D? Or whether there is something wrong with my models?
You might want to clean up your model first or even create a simplified model for male2d!
Before putting in „make2D“ I change from meters to centimetres it gives you a cleaner outcome so you don’t have to correct or trim too much
@@ArchiHacks yes, I have a terrible habbit of modeling everything with detail which will result in messy line works. But will try to simplify and see what happenes. Thank you
@@eileen4399 will try that thank you Eileen
Ahaha u were so qt in the intro, so I couldn't resist to click the video haha Thank you for the great tutorials everytime!
That's helpful! thank you!
Can you do a video about line weights?
I really think you should have put a disclaimer that this involves buying an add on to make this.
Sorry about that. It's added to the title!
@@ArchiHacks it’s cool. Just helps save time for people searching fir content. I know I go in watching videos for stuff only to find out the creator has the pro version or whatever and then it’s like “well I can’t afford this” and just wasted 20 minutes watching a video. Especially the kids in undergrad.
"I'm gonna show you how to create something intricate! Use premade assets." Wow.
Is there a non-paid version for the flat vector drawings?
You can always create your own one time and re-use it in the future!
@@ArchiHacks do you have a tutorial for how to make these? (when i try to do it it doesn't look real or proportionate haha) maybe if you could make one it would be very appreciated
We'll definitely keep this in mind! Stay tuned~
Please what do you use to make the spread flip
It's a website called issuu.com! They may have taken this feature away though
@@ArchiHacks is there any other way possible to accomplish it, preferably offline
ahaha I love the intro
Hey i would like to buy one of your packages but it does not work. clicking the check out button it turns grey and thats it ...
any idea? Jonny
Hi thanks for the video! I was wondering how you got the view to be an axo on rhino? I find that everytime I have to create a axo on rhino I have to skew the drawing and it takes so long for the file to load is there a hack for quick but accurate axo views?
for a true 45 45 axo, theres a tutorial about making an axo with the shear command. th-cam.com/video/dW5_3Msk-FU/w-d-xo.html and then follow the steps in the video by archi hacks. this is how i present in class and they're actual axos since iso view isn't whats required for me most times
but he just went and changed to iso view
accurate like, 1 2 3 aaaand done 🙄
Whenever I export my line work to illustrator, the line always separate they not join together. Any suggestions of how to fix it?
Make sure your lines are joined on the rhino side. Creating a separate simplified model is also a great way to keep lines clean
try 'make2d' in rhino, then clean up the line work before exporting into illustrator
What's the name of the app never heard of it
McNeel Rhino 3D!
Make2d is my worst nightmare
just lost 5 minutes to the preset downloads cant belive it
Not really impressed - this is basically "want to do a lot of details quickly? well go on and buy some stock illustrations"
Quick but inaccurate. The context of my site is totally different with different looking building
the buildings don't necessarily need to be accurate, as long as they show scale and context
@@tomwilson7236 well not really, you might make them less detailed but you still have to show the actual context for your area and not just random buildings. Can't create a block out of thin air when your project is gonna sit in a very real and already urbanized area
@@tomwilson7236 how are they gonna show context if they are not correct?