Rhino Beginner’s Course, Part 1: Moving Objects / UI Basics

In our first Rhino exercise you’ll get some practice with moving and rotating geometry, and learn to use viewports to understand where things are in virtual space.

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0:00 - Introduction and overview of the exercise
0:41 - Camera controls (orbit, pan, zoom)
1:16 - Zoom Selected (ZS command)
1:35 - Viewport shading modes (wireframe, ghosted, rendered, shaded)
1:55 - Adjusting viewport sizes and switching layout
3:09 - Gumball (enabling/disabling, moving, rotating, scaling geometry)
4:43 - Aligning Gumball to objects
6:00 - Moving with Gumball
7:02 - Undo (Ctrl + Z), Redo (Ctrl + Y)
7:19 - Copy/paste commands
7:55 - Invert selection and hiding/showing objects
8:00 - Locking/unlocking objects
9:03 - Grouping objects (Ctrl + G)
9:12 - Toggle grid visibility (F7)
9:24 - Lasso selection (left-to-right and right-to-left dragging)
10:23 - Move command (detailed example)
11:07 - Rotate command (with snap)
12:24 - Orient 3-point command (Orient3pt)

Keywords: Rhino 3d, tutorial, introduction, beginner's course, CAD, computer-aided design, modeling, getting started, McNeel.