Rhino is a 3D-modeling powerhouse, used to design and engineer products ranging from jewelry and furniture to architecture and automobiles. Learn how to build your own 3D models, characters, and prototypes with the NURBS-based modeling tools in Rhino 5.0. Author Dave Schultze introduces Rhino's three primary entities (the curve, the surface, and the solid) and shows the best ways to draw curves and model 3D objects, edit their geometry efficiently, and render and export your designs.
Topics include:

Why use Rhino?
Understanding 3D terminology
Comparing Bézier curves, B-splines, and NURBS objects
Navigating the viewport
Manipulating objects with commands
Creating curves, surfaces, and solids
Performing basic transformations
Making solids with primitives
Extruding curves
Snapping to objects and planes
Trimming, splitting, rotating, and copying objects
Working with NURBS and seams
Prototyping a 3D model

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