Program description Version 21 January 2025

Course objectives:

Become proficient in the use of Rhino 3D (intermediate/advanced).
Students that complete the course successfully will have learned to:
– Customize toolbars and toolbar collections
– Create simple macros
– Use advanced object snaps
– Use distance and angle constraints with object snaps
– Construct and modify curves that will be used in surface building using control point editing methods
– Evaluate curves using the curvature graph
– Use a range of strategies to build surfaces
– Rebuild surfaces and curves
– Control surface curvature continuity
– Create, manipulate, save and restore custom construction planes
– Create surfaces and features using custom construction planes
– Group & ungroup objects
– Visualize, evaluate, and analyze models utilizing shading features
– Place text around an object or on a surface
– Map planar curves to a surface
– Create 3-D models from 2-D drawings and scanned images
– Clean up imported files and export clean files
-Use built-in Rhino rendering tools

Syllabus:

The course will cover:
– User Interface configuration
– Macros (simple)
– Modelling and editing shapes
– Import tools
– 2D aspects of modelling

Software of reference: Rhino3D

Course venue / delivery mode: Webinar, Remote

Duration : 6 x 3.5 hours, total 21 hours

Prerequisites:
– Successful completion of Rhino 3D Level 1 course
– Participants must have Rhino3D installed, operational and licensed (trial license ok)

Teaching Method: Worked exercises, follow the teacher.

Evaluation Method: The training course is non-certifying. The instructor monitors the participants’ progress via an evaluation table.

Course Language : English

Instructor: Arkadiy Zagorskiy, Naval Architect, Certified Rhino trainer

Persons with disabilities : Please contact ndar@ndar.com if your situation requires special attention

Cost: Total of 2100€ per participant (excl. VAT), 6 x 3.5 hours.

Next Dates: See calendar

Registration: Contact ndar@ndar.com

Registration deadline: 8 working days prior to course date