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Start with Blank Document
Start with Blank Document
Small Objects: Inches
Turn on Snaps
Turn on Snaps
Check END and NEAR
Check END and NEAR
Use RECTANGLE
Use RECTANGLE
Create a box that starts at (0,0) and extends to (10,6)
Create a box that starts at (0,0) and extends to (10,6)
Use curve
Use curve
Create a fish body and tail. Make sure the lines connect at the end. The body of the fish should have 6 individual lines.
Create a fish body and tail. Make sure the lines connect at the end. The body of the fish should have 6 individual lines.
Use circle then OFFSET
Use circle then OFFSET
Draw a circle for the eye.
Draw a circle for the eye.
Use offset to create a small circle for the pupil. Type in Offset, select the circle, then type in the distance you want to offset (.25). Click on the outside of the circle to place the offset.
Use offset to create a small circle for the pupil. Type in Offset, select the circle, then type in the distance you want to offset (.25). Click on the outside of the circle to place the offset.
Use Polyline then array
Use Polyline then array
Draw a line across the body with polyline.
Draw a line across the body with polyline.
Use Array to create 5 copies of the line. Type in Array, select the line you want to array, type 5 for the X amount, leave 1 for Y and Z amounts. Click on the bottom of the line then move your cursor the distance you want the line to array. Click to confirm then press enter to submit.
Use Array to create 5 copies of the line. Type in Array, select the line you want to array, type 5 for the X amount, leave 1 for Y and Z amounts. Click on the bottom of the line then move your cursor the distance you want the line to array. Click to confirm then press enter to submit.
Use Polyline then array
Use Polyline then array
Draw a line crossing the first line.
Draw a line crossing the first line.
Use Array to create 5 copies of the line. Do the same as before but with a line that intersects the first one.
Use Array to create 5 copies of the line. Do the same as before but with a line that intersects the first one.
Use trim
Use trim
Type in TRIM and follow the prompts to trim off the excess lines. Type trim, select the cutting object (the line where you want to cut off the other line) this is the fish body. Then click the lines you want to cut. Press enter when done.
Type in TRIM and follow the prompts to trim off the excess lines. Type trim, select the cutting object (the line where you want to cut off the other line) this is the fish body. Then click the lines you want to cut. Press enter when done.
Take a screen shot and submit to google classroom
Take a screen shot and submit to google classroom
Screen shot your Fish with
Screen shot your Fish with
(Command + Shift + 4) Drag the cursor over the fish to capture the image.
(Command + Shift + 4) Drag the cursor over the fish to capture the image.
copy your command history
copy your command history
Paste your command history into the google classroom submission
Paste your command history into the google classroom submission
Go to command history on the right click in the box then hit (Command + A) to select it all. Two finger click or hit (Command + C) to copy it.
Go to command history on the right click in the box then hit (Command + A) to select it all. Two finger click or hit (Command + C) to copy it.
Video Tutorials for Reference
Video Tutorials for Reference
Follow these videos to learn the basic commands of Rhino
When watching the videos try this method.
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Rhino Basics.mp4Rhino Basics
Polyine.mp42. Polyline (multiple straight lines)
Curve.mp43. Curves (lines with anchors that curve)
Join and Extend.mp44. Join (connecting objects and lines)
Trim and Split.mp45. Trim and Split (cutting lines and breaking them apart)
Rotate.mp45. Rotate (rotating objects on an axis)
Array.mp46. Array (duplicating an object on a grid)
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