{February 2012

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Rhino File

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Hurraaaay!

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O’Neil_drinkingglasses

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cups Ben (rhino file in zip )

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Alerhino

here are mine

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I can’t link my 3dm file either… can we just email them?

This is an 8oz juice glass, 20oz pint and 12oz highball.

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MatthewKulp_week1

‘ere ya go!

Best,

MK

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 Left to right: Highball (21 oz.) Pint (12 oz.) Juice (8 oz.)

 I can’t link my .3dm file…it says “this file type is not permitted for security reasons”…? 

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Here is a video that shows how to model three different sized glasses and also demonstrates how to calculate the liquid volume capacity.

Modeling three drinking glasses from Rhino Tutorials on Vimeo.

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It’s easy. I bet most of you can figure it out on your own, but here is a brief video showing you how.

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Here is a narrated walk through the two getting started tutorials. The first video only covers the surface creation part of the tutorial, the second one goes through the building of the flashlight.

“surface creation” from Rhino Tutorials on Vimeo

“Modeling a flashlight” from Rhino Tutorials on Vimeo

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Here is a brief reminder of the basics of the Rhino interface and the fundamental geometry types that Rhino supports. Check out these brief videos, created by McNeel, the publisher of Rhino.

An overview of the Rhino 4 user interface from Rhino Tutorials on Vimeo.

Basic object types in Rhino from Rhino Tutorials on Vimeo.

And here is a longer, more in depth review (not brief).

Rhinoceros webinar with Mary Fugier: Part 2 “Basic objects” from Rhino Tutorials on Vimeo.

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View my notes from week 1 here

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Please download this zip folder, which contains files that we will use in the first class.
Contents:

• “BuildingBlocksExercise.3dm” – used in transform exercise
• “TracingExercise.3dm” – used in drawing exercise
• “BuildingBlocks.Pdf” – used in transform exercise (also distributed on paper)
• “TraceCurves”.jpg – reference image for drawing exercise
• “RevolveExercise.Pdf” – used in modeling exercise

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Go to Gravatar.com and create an account that uses the same email you are using for your account on this site. After you upload a profile image, it will automatically be associated with your profile. Don’t worry if it doesn’t happen right away, it may take a few minutes to sync up.

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