More about us: Hi, Welcome to Rhino 3D Tutorials! In this tutorial I will be going over an introduction to Rhino Mac. We're going to go over a brief general overview of navigating in the interface and how Rhino for Mac is different from Rhino for PC. We're going to go to File, New using Template. Now I highly recommend starting with Small Objects Millimeters. This is because, if you are working with small table top objects, it is easiest to measure minute details in mm instead of going from Inches to convert afterwards.
If you are making objects for 3D print, it is particularly easier to work in mm, then export your.stl in mm and upload to sites which by default, tend to set your model units in mm anyways. But I understand that if you are working with larger objects, such as if you are an architect, to choose a more suitable template.
Now this is what you'll be opening up to with the exception that your background will be gray. I'm going to really quickly show you how to change your background for the benefit of your health. Jk, for the eternity of you 3D modeling. It's really easy, I went to, Rhinoceros (tool bar), Preferences, Colors, and click on the Palette to select colors. Another item is that I use a lot of shortkeys in any CAD program I use, because it makes you that much faster so I can be ahead of my competition. So it is important for your left hand to always stay on your keyboard, at the ready to press short keys. So here are my shortkeys, and you can import your shortkeys by doing this.
And you can download my shortkeys as a text file from my site. Now I'm going to go over some of the basic of how Rhino for Mac is different from Rhino for PC. Now Rhino for Mac as you can see right away, if you are familiar with Rhino for PC, the command line is on the left here instead of being at the very top. So when you type in your command, your command line and the panel surrounding turns into an input area for what will be asked to complete the command, which is really clear. I really like the amount of white space because it is much easier to see as opposed to muddling through a bunch of text.
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Another item is, say if I have an object, say, a box, and I want to find the bounding information of that, all the information that will be outputted, is here at the bottom left, which is easy for my peripheral vision to detect. And this all used to be at the top above the command line. Now, at the bottom of Rhino for PC, there was Grid Snap, Ortho, Planar, like what you see here, and the Object Snaps were also here (at the bottom). And now the object snaps are on the left here which is easier to see, and the Grid Snap is really visible here as well. Now Rhinoceros, Preferences led us to the appearances, that is for Mac, and on the PC, I believe it is File, Properties. And when you first open, you might have this panel on the right here with your object properties and your layers panels. I like to optimize on space as much as possible so I am going to click out and have a floating panel.
If you need to see certain floating panels, then you can go to Window, and toggle click the panels show and hide. Now as of later 2015, there are no plugins that work for Rhino for Mac, so Grasshopper and T-splines are not available. So if you are looking to do node programming or modular programming or architecture work and making anything on a mass scale, not going to happen for Rhino for Mac, and it is not clear how long it will be until those plugins will be available.
That's pretty much it between Rhino for PC and Rhino for Mac. Now you see a four-view: Front view, Top view, Left view and Perspective view. Now we are going to double click on perspective view so that we will get an opportunity to practice moving around in this program.
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Now my philosophy is to get as hands on as early as possible with this or anything in life, so we're just going to go to this cube right here, and just click once, and we also going to turn on our Grid Snaps, and click as close as possible to 0,0. And click a couple more times to get a cube. If you mess up, just press Escape until you get out of the command. Now I am going to tell you how to move around in this program. If you are on a mouse then you just hold your right mouse button down and drag.