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How difficult would it be to move from sketchup to this, cause it looks similar but also a lot more complex too but I've never been able to do organic shapes nicely in sketchup
To do same stuff that you can do in SketchUp - I'd say a week or so. Basically in 1 project. To do curvilinear organic shapes - well... that part you'd need to learn from scratch. That part depends on how complex/ how deep do you want to go. I'd say a month to feel comfortable and a year to be able to do professional stuff.
Hello Hi congratularions and thanks for share this, but i need to export this animations to frames or video how could i do this to export a sequence of this on video? Thanks a lot in advance
For that you would need to use Grasshopper and "animate slider" function. Shown here: th-cam.com/video/vS5RwE9clh0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=GediminasKirdeikis at 30:00
Hmm my guess that with enscape bridge being a thing - this functionality is "in the works" and will be actually finished, once people start asking for it in the forums! So go there and let your voice be heard
thanks bro, i like your videos because you are doing more projects than just Archviz, many people literally think that Rhino is good only for Archviz or its just some kind of CAD software, Rhino is a far more capable piece of software, cheers 👍
Awesome video! I have been exploring lately how to animate my architectural projects and learning Maya was very overwhelming. This is definitely something very easy! Thank you for showing me this!
As it is right now - you'd need to use OBS to record the screen capture. If you want this animation to be exported as a set of keyframes - rhino does not have that functionality yet..
The only way you can do it now is through a screen-grab (such as OBS software) . This tool is aimed at showcasing the model to a client through Rhino. If you're interested in animations - check out Animate Slider functionality in Grasshopper - I use that all the time :)
Its so cool, thanks!
Clever!
How can we export the animation?
hi, any update ? I have the same doubt
@@nicolasbernal4563 I think you have to record the screen in order to save the animation.
is there anyway to contact you my friend?
come si salvano queste animazioni?
thank you it helped me
How difficult would it be to move from sketchup to this, cause it looks similar but also a lot more complex too but I've never been able to do organic shapes nicely in sketchup
To do same stuff that you can do in SketchUp - I'd say a week or so. Basically in 1 project. To do curvilinear organic shapes - well... that part you'd need to learn from scratch. That part depends on how complex/ how deep do you want to go. I'd say a month to feel comfortable and a year to be able to do professional stuff.
this is just awesome. Can we add V-ray render to snapshots?
ngl had to take a breather when you hit the snapshot the first time - Rhino 8 better expand on this
very cool! How can you record or export frames to make the animation?
Hello Hi congratularions and thanks for share this, but i need to export this animations to frames or video how could i do this to export a sequence of this on video? Thanks a lot in advance
For that you would need to use Grasshopper and "animate slider" function. Shown here: th-cam.com/video/vS5RwE9clh0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=GediminasKirdeikis at 30:00
Great replacement for bongo
It just doesn't work with rotation :/
Yea.. for more "advanced" transforms you'd have to use Grasshopper
Good stuff man!
Thanks!
Ain’t ain’t a werd and the clipping plane ain’t gonna werk 😂
Great job! Thanks for sharing it!
Wow this blew my mind. Thank you .I do something similar in Keyshot and it's a pain, but this is so fast and easy Thanks again
Glad it helped!
Awesome. Is it possible to export an enscape animation using these transitions ? That would be extremely revolutionary for our job
Hmm my guess that with enscape bridge being a thing - this functionality is "in the works" and will be actually finished, once people start asking for it in the forums! So go there and let your voice be heard
how to slow camera view when clicking not save, my work just get back instantly when i press NO
Can i export it into UE5 , blender or twinmotion . Thanks
can we save this animation in mp4???
Does this pseudo animation export as an MP4?
thanks bro, i like your videos because you are doing more projects than just Archviz, many people literally think that Rhino is good only for Archviz or its just some kind of CAD software, Rhino is a far more capable piece of software, cheers 👍
I appreciate that! Thanks :)
wow, this video came so handy to me , nice, thanks!
Ah, happy to hear it!
is this only on rhino 8?
Nope, rhino 7 has it too
Awesome video! I have been exploring lately how to animate my architectural projects and learning Maya was very overwhelming. This is definitely something very easy! Thank you for showing me this!
Oh yea - animating in Maya is a bit of an overkill for a simple "move from A-to-B" animation
I just liked and followed upon stumbling on this awesome video, I'll show this to my colleagues and make them follow as well. Cheers🥂
Oh thanks! This is very much appreciated!
you are fcking awesome dude love this simple but effective tip thankyou
You're welcome!
how do you export the animation?
As it is right now - you'd need to use OBS to record the screen capture. If you want this animation to be exported as a set of keyframes - rhino does not have that functionality yet..
any chance to use it with vray and render frames?
To my knowledge - no. Buuuut Vray comes with a grasshopper plugin as well, where you can set up even more complex animations than this~
@@geddan oh man that was my first thought if I could render this out in vray DAM!
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure!
Very nice job! maybe do you know how to save as a video file the animation preview?
The only way you can do it now is through a screen-grab (such as OBS software) . This tool is aimed at showcasing the model to a client through Rhino. If you're interested in animations - check out Animate Slider functionality in Grasshopper - I use that all the time :)
@@geddan Ok, thanks for advise!
reminds me of FLCL!!!
Yea, that was in the back of my mind when I was modeling this. FLCL got me into the whole WEEB stuff..
@@geddan you are goals.
I want to teach things get paid and be a weeb
@@nascentnaga get paid... let me stop you right there :D
Bro, I gotta atleast send you a gift card or something 😆. This really helped me for my final project. Thank you! 💪🏼
Patreon page in the video decription. That'll be 10 dollars from you. Please and thank you.
amzing video again!! thanks a lot! all your videos are very helpful!!
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