3D Castle - Learning Rhino

 Learning Rhinoceros 3D 

Assignment 1 - 3D Castle

The first few steps learning about 3D modelling in Byran Cera's class was quite over whelming for being new to this program. We were taught many different tools from rotating and dragging the screen (view), making basic 2D shapes and extruding them to become 3D.

(Screenshot from Day 1 of practicing)

We first learnt about Shift+Click to select Ctrl+Click to deselect. Then we learnt about the tools GridSnap and Gumball. We then made different shapes using various different tools and learned how to extrude them (turn them into 3D) and make them a solid shape.

Using these tools I attempted to create a castle for the first time. Here are my results:

Front View
Side View
                                        
 Side View
 Back View
      Detail/Close up View
                                                                     Detail/Close up View
                                                                    Detail/Close up View

This was a really fun assignment, I truly enjoyed problem solving and figuring out tools and shapes that weren't taught to us yet. I'm excited for what's to come :)






Comments

  1. J. BrozSeptember 22, 2020 at 1:28 PM

    This looks great! It was an overwhelming introduction to Rhino, I think you nailed it though.

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  2. Joey TuazonSeptember 22, 2020 at 1:39 PM

    I love the asymmetry of your design that creates different heights and a variety of edges! Super interesting to look at, you totally nailed this assignment.

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  3. Sk_KittSeptember 22, 2020 at 1:42 PM

    Great shape hierarchy!

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  4. EMSanchezSeptember 22, 2020 at 1:43 PM

    I love that you put multiples and created a lot of detail into the structure

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