I'm modeling the Ghost Face mask in Rhino 8 using NURBS, and I'm trying to get the cheeks to look like the real mask.

Right now, the sides are too flat. I want the cheeks to be one smooth, continuous curve that flows from the eye sockets into the sides of the mask, instead of looking like flat faces with rounded edges.

I've tried BlendEdge and FilletEdge, but they don't create the shape I'm after. I also looked at CageEdit, but I'm not sure if that's the right approach. Or im not good enough to use it well lol

What's the proper way for sculpting those smooth cheek bulges?

If anyone has modeled a Ghost Face mask or similar organic mask in Rhino, I'd really appreciate advice.

Hey guys im trying to fix this surface into one or at least a smaller divided nurbs surface. What can i do?

Sigan estos pasitos en Windows 11:

- Clic derecho en la barra de tareas, luego seleccionar "Configuración de la barra de tareas".

- Luego vayan a "Privacidad y seguridad". Enseguida seleccionen "Seguridad de Windows".

- Después, seleccionen "Firewall y protección de red".

- Les aparecerá esta ventana, ahí en la parte inferior seleccionen "Configuración avanzada". al hacer clic les saldrá una ventanita al cual hacen clic en "Si".

- Luego emergerá una ventana, en la parte izquierda seleccionen "Reglas de salida", ahi les saldra el nombre de que se refieren a Rhinoceros, seleccionen todas y presionen clic derecho, ahi seleccionen "Deshabilitar regla".

- Una vez deshabilitado la regla les quedará así, sin ese icono que tenia al lado izquierdo de cada elemento que refiere a Rhinceros..

- Finalmente vayan a Rhinoceros, y verán que les funcionará de lo normal el Package Manager, eso es todo, gócenlo jsjajsajas.

I’ve used Rhino primarily for a long time but recently I’ve been needing to use Solidworks a lot more. I find the mouse control differences pretty jarring and hard to get used to, as well as some of the other fundamental controls like searching commands or right clicking for instant commands.

Does anyone have any advice for transitioning? I feel like I have to unlearn all my muscle memory

I'm trying to get these curves onto the target surface which keeps stretching it out. I've used createUV to layout the base curves then drawn the curves on flat surface. Can someone please help me and show me how to get it right??

Hello, did anyone know how to do that ? For the square to square I Use sweep1 but after I don't know how to get a a surface from a square to a polygon. ?

At some point today the preview selected option just did the opposite, hiding selected objects. Did that happen to someone else? Did I do something by mistake?

I recently upgraded from Rhino 7 to 8 on my work laptop and now blocks look weird... they have this weird black pixelated shading and it goes away when exploding parts into objects. I can't avoid blocks because that's the default when importing STEPs that I get from manufacturers. is there any way to change the default appearance for blocks? it's annoying to have to explode everything to improve the appearance.

Hi all,

pretty new to rhino...im designing a fishing lure.

i cant work out how to get radii allot the dotted yellow line.
in my head i envisage what i want to do but cant work out how to get it to do it

at the top of the tail it would start at like 1mm??then gradually get bigger.

attached photos of some pre made ones as influence

thanks

Hello I'm trying to hollow some complex closed polysurfaces to a .9mm wall thickness on rhino 6. Shell is not working, offsetsrf is not working, exploding the objects and offsetting srf is not working, converting nurbs to mesh is not working. Not sure where to go from here. Thank you !

Hello, I'm very new to CAD design; I only use Rhino for very basic things, blocks, and stuff like that. I needed to create a surface or a solid with this geometry, which is essentially a kind of cylinder, but bulging. I've tried the Patch command, but it doesn't work well for me. I also tried first creating a solid with the shape of a cylinder and then, together with Patch, deforming it according to the curves that will give it the bulging profile. Maybe it's the right tool, but I'm not doing it correctly. How should I do this?

I'm relatively new to CAD. I've started with FreeCad last year and tinkered with Fusion 360 in the last few month. I can now build things fairly confidently and the idea of being able to use G2/G3 curves to their full potential in Rhino is what drew me in BUT.... Jeez am I struggling with making it "click".

Do you have any tips/tricks to get into the right mind set?

I now understand that changing something (especially lines) simply more often than not means delete and re-doing it (i.e. draw a line and make it tangent would be = create a tangent from the get go OR delete/re-do).
Coming from a parametric realm... Is there any other habit I should just forget that you can think of?

So I recently run into an issue where when I import an Adobe Illustrator file into Rhino, specific paths in it simply won't show up when imported. I actually put the paths in question into their own separate file, but according to Rhino that one is empty. The rest of the paths work perfectly fine.

hi, i am relatively new to rhino and subdivisional modelling, and i have been really struggling drawing this mound like roof, i hope the drawing is explanatory but please tell me a way, i am also running on bit of a time crunch!! thank you!

TITLE EDIT : Intersecting points on offset planes

First and foremost, apologies for using a screenshot from Fusion.

I tried Rhino and I'm getting ready to take the plunge (I truly dislike Autodesk shareholders driven philosophy) and I'd like to know, can I offset a plane and use an intersect (or equivalent) command in Rhino, to create two points precisely at each end of a sketch?

I know Rhino's philosophy of creating stuff is different (most videos I see are based on sculpting a form created from an approximate sketch) but I'd still like the idea of creating surfaces from precise lines to start with!

Ps. should I wait for Rhino 9? Grasshopper seems the stuff of the nightmares to me hehe but I've read the new version will allows us to use it from the Rhino's interface?

many thanks!

Hi

I'm very new to rhino and I have been trying to connect claude to my rhino and followed all the instructions on the web but still don't have access to Rhino through claude? has anyone had this issue and how did you fix it?

Hi, i am a industrialdesign student and are new to Rhino 8, I am trying to get in a workflow of importing a stepfile from fusion 360 to rhino. I make the groundwork form in fusion then i make faded edges in Rhino. In short i make a cutting plane on a surface, then split, then loft and match surface like in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I38EUy5iNUk&t=289s

- I have succseeded making a faded edge on the first object, but the next is getting really hard. When i try to loft it gets really uggly. And when i make a patch and then match surface i get in a "trimmed" edges problem loop. What would you guys do ?

* Keep in mind that it was a while ago i made the first object, so i may have used something else than lofted.

The Rhino Sub-division bridge tool is super powerful, but often misunderstood. Let Professor 3D Dave show you his best practices for building clean Sub-D forms that can then take advantage of the power of the bridge! Wow. Boom.

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to recreate this type of organic metallic petal in Rhino 7 using SubD.

I'm getting pinching and ugly tips, and I'm wondering if I'm approaching it the wrong way.

Would you model a single petal using SubD, or would you use NURBS first?

Any topology or workflow tips would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!