What 3D Modeling Software Should I Use? 10 Reasons to Use Rhino as your CAD Software

Rhino is definitely awesome all rounder program. Beats the hell out of AutoCAD, especially in 3D. Although Blender has it beat in terms of animation.

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Thanks. Been looking into which one to get into.

Is it for 3D modeling or CAD or both? Worth 3D modeling I mainly regret to polygonal modeling.

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I use vray for rhino for my interior renders and its been 2 years i am not able to get desired results from IES Light pls help spl request

IES Light is really creepy not getting the output as shown in photo from ies file in vray for rhino

Yesssssssssssss! Rhino is such an awesome CAD program.

Сan I ask you
I have a problem with
I am working on rhino but
When I save my project in dwg
And go to outocad I have a very big problem with editing my project on outocad
Like I know rhino and am good in it
But when my friend want to work on my project he always have a big problem with editing on outocad
He didn't know rhino

I have been 3D modelling since 'Imagine' on the Amiga, and have tried many programs since, never quite happy. Then I stumbled upon Rhino V3 years ago and have stuck with it through every iteration. It is superb! Powerful and intuitive and I love the bloody thing.

I use Revit mostly, I feel rhyno is great not sure why I should model with rhyno vs revit

I am aware of some semi-pro and professional simulator aircraft modelling people who precision model high detail aircraft not just down to visible outer and inner surfaces, but right down to accurate models of the engine compartments, every seat in the passenger compartment, etc. They probably use Blender and retopo and texture paint tools to get their final 4K PBR work products, but it seems Blender is not even close to usable as a CAD program. I could probably get farther doing a 747 cockpit and passenger cabin in sketchup than doing it directly than in blender.

When will Rhino get a dark mode that is easy on the eyes? My feeling, using it is, holy dated UI batman.

It has come to a point when I open AutoCAD it all feels... weird, like I start missing the grey

plzz increase the volume of ur voice, its hard to listen at some points

buddy i have knowledge about AUTOCAD and CATIA\CREO is it necessary to know rhino if i want to work in automobile manufacturing industry

Its 2021 march end and your video is just more relevant

As a product design I have to say I never looked back at Rhino once I realized the power of parametric and direct modeling. For sure Rhino has a fantastic breath of tools but when it comes to design process it simply is pretty bad. DISCLAIMER: I loved working with Rhino.

I used AutoCAD since about 1983. Approximately in 2008 I switched to Rhino. Rhino and Alias are direct competitors. They are used by mechanical engineers when Solidworks fails to make complex, organic surfaces. Alias is highly specialized tool used to design automobile bodies. Rhino looks more like Swiss Army knife - it can do many things rather well. Rhino is good, but its plugins are bad. Its main advantage is that complex, organic NURBS surfaces can be made quickly and accurately. Fillets never worked well, but they are somewhat reliable in Rhino 7. SubD surfaces are not accurate, but they are very well suited for making organic surfaces with record speed. QuadRemesh command quickly converts messy polygon meshes into SubD surfaces that are very easy to edit. Almost all young architects use Grasshopper, which now is integral part of Rhino.

Im using Rhinno to train my cat, great software!

Good video - agree with all points. Been working with AutoCAD since v2 and Rhino since v3. Also Solidworks and Inventor. If I were only able to use one program for design and documentation - it would be Rhino hands down.

Rhino is so useful I use it for family planning.

Not many people know this, but it also exports Illustrator AI files, which makes it the greatest line vector art creation tool in the world... For all designers who like a mathematical approach (like logo's or mech design), this is a must have!

So point blank...how is Rhino compared to Maya and Blender?

Masterpiece of software, so inteligent solution in background, and in front of you just easy to use. And with Grasshopper you can be dev in easy and fun way

In 5 years blender will have killed Rhino

I am a longtime Adobe Illustrator user (almost 30 years) and while I have dabbled in some 3d packages, I have never found one that I felt really comfortable with. On one side you have polygonal modelers like blender that have lots of flexibility and are good for design, but the polygonal nature is alien to me. On the other end modelers like Fusion 360 and Onshape have that resolution independence that feels like Illustrator, but they are very rigid tools that seem (at least to me) to require you to know what you are going to do ahead of time. From glancing at some videos it looks like Rhino might have that special sauce that I'm looking for but I am leery of spending dozens of fruitless hours to find out.

Thanks heaps bud, just what I was looking for.

Thank you, im considering rhino now

Great video, very professional and helpful.

I love Rhino - there's generally a built-up command for any manipulation i want to make, but end up using SketchUp because of SketchUp Warehouse, the speed at which i can populate models at concept stage is a deal-breaker. If there was Rhino warehouse filled with a diverse mix of free, well-built models, i would be back in a heart-beat. I hate the over-reliance on plugins in Sketchup, and common issue of version compatibility. If you have any advice please let me know!

hi can any suggest me minimum ram, processor and graphics required to run this software

so low voice

Does Rhino software have a CAM feature?

No visuals and sound is too low

I'm late to seeing this but I was wondering if you would recommend Rhino for a sculptor. I would like to use a software where I can use a picture of a space and place my sculpture in it. My work can be placed indoors or out of doors and I would like to make proposals and use photos of actual spaces and propose my work in it. Can Rhino do this? Thanks.

hi, my friend suggested me to use AutoCAD rather than rhino3d(after learning rhino 3d) as I am looking forward to getting my career into the automotive industry. Also with a bit of research, not a single automotive industry uses rhino 3d.
I am very confused help, please

Thank you !! That was quite helpful. :)