Rhino graphic course for architecture modeling and visualization

Familiarize Yourself with the Basics Understand the Interface: Learn the layout, menus, and viewport navigation. Panels like Layers, Properties, and Command Line. Toolbars and viewports (Top, Front, Right, and Perspective). Install Rhino: Download the latest version of Rhino from the official website and install it. Shortcut Keys: Get acquainted with common shortcuts to improve efficiency. 2. Learn Navigation and View Manipulation Camera Controls: Use mouse actions or commands to zoom, pan, and rotate the view. Viewports: Work with multiple viewports simultaneously. Display Modes: Understand wireframe, shaded, rendered, and other display styles. 3. Master the Basic Modeling Tools Create 2D Geometry: Lines, polylines, circles, rectangles, and curves. Transform Commands: Move, rotate, scale, mirror, and copy objects. Modify Curves and Surfaces: Use tools like split, join, trim, and fillet. 4. Explore Advanced Modeling Techniques NURBS Modeling: Learn how Rhino uses Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines (NURBS) for precision modeling. Surface Modeling: Build complex surfaces with commands like loft, sweep, and revolve. Solid Modeling: Create closed solid objects using extrude, boolean operations, and offset surfaces. SubD Modeling: Understand Subdivision modeling for organic shapes. 5. Work with Layers and Organization Layer Management: Organize objects on different layers to manage complexity. Grouping and Block Creation: Group objects or create reusable blocks for repeated elements. 6. Rendering and Visualization Material Assignment: Apply textures and materials to models. Lighting: Add lights for enhanced rendering. Rendering Engines: Use Rhino's built-in renderer or plugins like V-Ray or KeyShot.