Rhino For Beginners 4 - Roly Poly Chair

[@tyl8610]

Thanks so much!
There are not much video tutorials on rhino and you are definitely amongst the best one !
Very helpful!

[@AdamArchh]

Glad it helped!

[@lucyynwang]

Thank you. I didn’t know how to begin modeling g shapes like this one and now I’m excited to practice

[@mbmpablo3631]

Thx you🙏🏽. Why my surface is: open surface and not "close polysurface?

[@rocka_doodle]

Wow! always amazing tutorials. learning a lot. thanks!

[@AdamArchh]

Thanks for support

[@madceee]

thank you very much for your tutorials , very helpful 👍

[@AdamArchh]

Glad you like them!

[@jayasenasidarta7310]

Thank you bro amazing video tutorial

[@josephelsaaed8887]

Thank you

[@AdamArchh]

Thanks. Turning surface seams in. so it is not visible from the outside. It may not be so important
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[@hamedmoradi-zs5hc]

thank you 😍

[@thunderbird1626]

Hi Adam, very nice tutorial.
But as a Rhino beginner I was wondering how you delete te lines of the ellipsoid? thanks

[@AdamArchh]

Hi thanks, I think you are talking about isocurves.
Try these actions
1. Options
2. View
3. Display modes
4. Shaded + Wireframe
5. Visibility
6. Show isocurves

[@thunderbird1626]

@@AdamArchh hmm no that's not it. When you finished drawing the Ellipsoid (00:20 sec) the Ellipsoid changed to a single curved line. I want to know what the command is :)

[@AdamArchh]

This is not a command, This is the wireframe viewport. Like shaded or rendered viewports.

[@thunderbird1626]

@@AdamArchh haha no before that. 00:18 - 00:19-00:20 seconds of the tutorial. I tried all the viewports but that's not it. :)

[@chanelmaviissgamer]

I'm having the same problem :( and I can't trim the ellipsoid because of it@@thunderbird1626

[@iulianpetrescu4419]

Hi Adam I have the same issue like Thunderbird1626 I tryed aswell your method but after doing some research I found something about "ClippingPlane" didn`t manage to find the option to test it, is it why are we seeing the whole elipsoid in front view?

[@AdamArchh]

Hi, can you try this
1. Tools (In the Main Menu Bar)
2. Options
3. View
4. Display Modes
5. Shaded
6. Visibility
7. Show isocurves

[@AdamArchh]

The ellipsoid appears as a single curve, which is related to the display mode. In wireframe mode, objects are displayed as wireframes. The finer curves, known as isocurves, do not have a functional purpose but help you better visualize the objects.

[@iulianpetrescu4419]

@@AdamArchh ooh I see, I managed to completr the guide ty alot for ur reply

[@MrTeomorell]

Thank you! Are these seams important or you just casually rotate them as you like?

[@AdamArchh]

Imagine that you take a paper and make it a cylinder. A line is formed where the beginning and the end of the paper meet. Keeping it out of the trim may be more advantageous for a smooth surface

[@MrTeomorell]

Didn’t know that. Keep up the great work)

[@satwikbaruri7731]

Can somebody explain why did he use the seamsrf tool?

[@karolinadk5740]

thx!!