I am glad it helped. On my channel we did a tele, strat, a les Paul and a neck for a strat. It was for a high school guitar construction course. You can find the whole course on my teaching blog at anthonyprima.blogspot.ca and we also made them into iBooks that you can under the author name Marc gobeil on the iBooks store, 3 of the 4 are free. Hope that helps you out
Hello, thanks for the tutorial, helped a lot. Id like to ask also, in windows, how can i synchronize help option with position of the tool i search at help, inside Rhino? (like you do here?) What is more In my pc, help pops up in another window doesnt have "live" search like yours that works in the same time with showing the tool inside the program. Hope you understand what i ask.
Hi I am very new to Rhino and I have a quick question. I am trying to prepare a file for laser cutting. I have an image (with lots of details) I would like to see if there is an option to quick convert image to curves (like in Illustrator) and then to work further on editing curves and making corrections. Is there a function like this? Many thanks!
You can try importing images instead of doing picture frame. However it depends on the image you start with as the wether or not it will work. Usually only very simple 1 colour models work. If the images meets the criteria it will import it to a vector fail. However I would recommend a program like illustrator that deals exclusively in vector files for laser cutting.
Try either the picture frame command or the background bitmap command using either jpegs or pdfs. It also depends on the image you are importing. A vector image will work the best. Hope that helps
huge help. I'm trying to figure out a new pedal board so when i saw the Tele, i figured i must be in the right place for modelling gear!!!
Thank you very much🙏🏻, keep up the good work
Dear god thank you, Ive been bashing my head into my keyboard trying to figure out pictureframe and scaling for guitars.
I am glad it helped. On my channel we did a tele, strat, a les Paul and a neck for a strat. It was for a high school guitar construction course. You can find the whole course on my teaching blog at anthonyprima.blogspot.ca and we also made them into iBooks that you can under the author name Marc gobeil on the iBooks store, 3 of the 4 are free. Hope that helps you out
+Anthony Prima Thanks man! I'll check out your blog.
thank you so much, now im going to the next video :D
Hello, thanks for the tutorial, helped a lot. Id like to ask also, in windows, how can i synchronize help option with position of the tool i search at help, inside Rhino? (like you do here?) What is more In my pc, help pops up in another window doesnt have "live" search like yours that works in the same time with showing the tool inside the program. Hope you understand what i ask.
How do I export it? When I do only the borders show up
thanks mannnn ...i was searching for this
Hi I am very new to Rhino and I have a quick question. I am trying to prepare a file for laser cutting. I have an image (with lots of details) I would like to see if there is an option to quick convert image to curves (like in Illustrator) and then to work further on editing curves and making corrections. Is there a function like this? Many thanks!
You can try importing images instead of doing picture frame. However it depends on the image you start with as the wether or not it will work. Usually only very simple 1 colour models work. If the images meets the criteria it will import it to a vector fail. However I would recommend a program like illustrator that deals exclusively in vector files for laser cutting.
Hay, so what's wrong if I save a picture, import into rhino but then the whole turns out picture is black?
Try either the picture frame command or the background bitmap command using either jpegs or pdfs. It also depends on the image you are importing. A vector image will work the best. Hope that helps