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Rhino design recently taught by tutors in the USA
Design taught in Pittsburgh, San Diego
Shashi taught 26 days ago
During a recent lesson, Shashi Kant introduced a student from UC Irvine to the Rhino interface. The instruction covered essential features like selection filters, grid and object snapping, and practical commands such as Shell and Boolean operations. The student then applied these tools to construct a basic table and chair. As a follow-up, Shashi Kant assigned the learner the task of creating a similar chair, reinforcing the commands practiced.
Selection Filter
Grid Snap
Object Snap (O Snap)
Shell Command
Boolean Operations (Intersection
Union
Difference)
SubD Primitives
Vinkal taught Edaet 3 months ago
Vinkal is currently assisting Edaet with her building proposal, providing guidance on crucial AutoCAD aspects like creating elevations and sections. During their recent lesson, Vinkal helped Edaet with specific AutoCAD techniques, such as rotating text within dimensions and generating elevations from existing plans using XLV lines. The discussion also extended to drawing intricate sections, including the complexities of staircases and various wall details. Furthermore, they covered broader design considerations like mezzanine layouts, ensuring proper roof access, and strategically placing stairs, alongside troubleshooting any annotation issues that arose.
Section Cuts and Visibility
Dimension Text Rotation
Using Leaders (Arrows) in Drawings
Drawing Order in Sections
Setting Up Elevations
Elevation vs. Section
Vinkal taught Edaet 3 months ago
Vinkal Joshi assisted Edaet Mamudoska with her architectural project, focusing on clarifying the client's vision for a manufacturing space conversion, understanding building codes, and efficiently representing architectural details in AutoCAD. Edaet received guidance on questioning the client about height, floor plans, and structural requirements. They also covered printing techniques using title blocks, with plans to continue the project next session.
Title Blocks
Plan Heights vs. Section/Elevation Heights
Proposed vs. Existing Plans
Printing from Model Space
Square Footage Calculations
Communicating Design Intent
Vinkal taught Edaet 3 months ago
In a CAD training session on July 23, 2025, Vinkal mentors Edaet on architectural drafting in AutoCAD. They cover topics like creating sections, using commands and shortcuts, detailing elements (walls, windows, ceilings), and maintaining accuracy. Vinkal emphasizes systematic approaches, layer management, and efficient techniques. The conversation also extends to career advice for Edaet's new job, discussing the architectural profession's challenges, licensing, job market realities, and the importance of communication and site management skills.
Excel Command
Section Drafting Workflow
Small Firms for Experience
Drafting Sections Together
Importance of Communication
Vinkal taught Edaet 3 months ago
Vinkal is mentoring Edaet on AutoCAD, covering topics like line division, level difference symbols, scaling imported drawings, and creating professional printed sheets using layouts. Vinkal emphasizes precise detailing, file organization, and best practices for managing client projects, including contracts and revision control. Edaet is preparing for an internship and learning to create professional-quality drawings.
Splitting Lines in AutoCAD
File Management
Scaling Drawings with a Reference
Converting Images to AutoCAD Files
Importing PDFs into AutoCAD
Level Difference Symbol
Vinkal taught Edaet 4 months ago
Vinkal tutored Edaet on AutoCAD, focusing on architectural drafting techniques. They covered scaling, hatching, layer management, and creating window sections. Vinkal assigned homework involving creating a living room plan with specific furniture elements to practice scaling and layering, and will send Edaet a template file with various architectural elements. They scheduled the next session for Sunday, pending time confirmation from Edaet.
Scaling Objects
Hatching
XL (Construction) Lines
Window Sections
Line Type Scale
Object Grouping
Rhino and other modeling tools for designers
Enhance 3D modeling with training by architects
Introduction to modeling in Rhino
All about learning Rhino
Rhino, also known as Rhinoceros 3D, is a powerful CAD tool used in architecture, industrial design, and engineering. It is known for its precision in modeling complex freeform surfaces and its compatibility with various plugins like Grasshopper for parametric design.
However, learning Rhino can be challenging due to its extensive toolset, complex interface, and the need for scripting knowledge for automation. The software’s steep learning curve, especially for users transitioning from other CAD tools, can make navigation and command execution overwhelming.
Beginners often start with video tutorials and online courses, which help with basic commands and modeling techniques. However, as projects become more complex, challenges like mesh optimization, rendering, and NURBS modeling require expert guidance. A structured approach, including hands-on projects, Rhino documentation, and private rhino tutoring, can accelerate learning.
Mastering Rhino is valuable for careers in architecture and product design. With its integration into BIM workflows and compatibility with 3D printing, Rhino skills open up numerous opportunities.
Whether through self-study or with a tutor, consistent practice is key to proficiency.
Who should study from a Rhino tutor?
Struggling with complex modeling techniques
Rhino's advanced NURBS modeling and parametric capabilities can be difficult to grasp. Many users struggle with precision modeling and organic surface creation.
A rhino tutor can simplify these concepts, guiding learners through real-world applications, helping them master complex geometry, and improving efficiency in modeling workflows.
Difficulty with Grasshopper and automation
Many professionals use Grasshopper for algorithmic design and automation, but its node-based programming can be overwhelming.
Rhino tutors can break down parametric design principles, teaching step-by-step workflows and practical applications, ensuring smoother automation in architectural and product design processes.
Preparing for professional use and certifications
For architects and designers aiming to integrate Rhino into their professional work, mastering rendering, scripting, and interoperability with other software like Revit is crucial.
Through rhino tutoring you can get industry-relevant training, ensuring proficiency in practical applications and certification exam preparation.
How to select the right Rhino tutor?
Experience in architecture and CAD applications
A qualified Rhino tutor should have hands-on experience in architectural design, industrial modeling, or computational design. Expertise in Rhino's plugins like Grasshopper and V-Ray ensures they can teach advanced techniques relevant to real-world projects.
Teaching methodology and hands-on training
Look for a tutor who emphasizes hands-on projects, guiding students through real-life workflows like facade modeling or product prototyping. Tutors should offer structured lessons with a balance of theory and practical exercises.
Affordability and accessibility
Private rhino tutoring costs vary based on expertise and specialization. While professional tutors may charge between $40–$80 per hour, Wiingy connects you with expert Rhino tutors at $28 per session with a free trial lesson, providing an affordable and flexible learning option.
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