Surface Modelling with Rhino 3D V6 ( or V5 ) Level 1 & 2 (Udemy.com)

Very well done tutorial. The lessons are well paced and cover topics in a progression that is easy to comprehend. Creating the bottles may not seem difficult at first glance, but the techniques and methods taught definitely apply to more intermediate and advanced modelling. This course really helped me improve my skills. Great tutorial!

This course Gives you Things you Can't get In many Free tutorials It Shows you how to actually Use NURBS In a practical way and make a shape that is non Orthogonal the one thing to Improve Is you could show how to Duplicate border as well Instead of just Duplicate Edge Duplicate border is so much Less Frustrating when you need a Border Edge with lots of tiny parts and don't want to pick them with the cursor of course you will need Duplicate Edge Sometimes To so keep that in

This is a great course. It is really useful that each mini project is a similar product, but gradually increases the surfacing and modeling complexity. It is also great that the instructor often shows several surfacing methods of achieving specific features. It is an excellent demonstration on how to resolve common modeling issues when you encounter problematic surfaces. Highly recommended course and instructor!

This course had far more depth than I ever expected and I'm glad I purchased it. If I can find one fault it would be on the last lesson, near the end. Alexandre did some resurfacing and did not have a video of it. I really needed to see his technique because I'm uncertain on how to achieve the same results. But aside from that there is a wealth of knowledge in this if you are learning Rhino. I feel this was a great couse to take right after the Rhino 3d begginer to advanced level course.

I have gathered enough information now to feel confident to tackle anything, its just trying to remember which tools are needed. The last model is a real test to get it flowing, and i am happy with my progress. Great explanations through the course, he picks up the pace towards the end, but by then you feel you have gained enough to steadily work through it. Very good instructor, very enjoyable course. I hope Alex develops some more complicated models. Can't wait to start the Spitfire!

This was a good follow up to the initial Rhino course. Like the watch in the first course, I like seeing a project taken from its initial phases through the final rendering, seeing each step along the way. I like how multiple methods of achieving a result were presented. Now to move on and do the course on how to model a Spitfire aircraft. My one suggestion is the need for an index for these lectures that summarizes what is in each lecture so that later I can come back to certain lectures to review commands or steps taken. This could also be done by extending each lecture's title to include what the lecture contains. Many thanks for creating a very comprehensive intermediate course on Rhino.

I was a mediocre Level 2 Rhino user, although I was able to build some models I needed to create for my clients, those models were full of imperfections, such as naked edges, water tight seal solid failure, surfaces being to complicated and so on. After taking this course and prior study of a beginner course also from this instructor, my fundamental skills has been improved that leads to a high successful rate of my current models. One good thing about his modeling style is he focuses on the crucial foundations like building curves, simplifying surfaces in an easy to learn manner. For those who find his style a bit long winded, use the 1.25x or higher speed button to shorten the section. If you are not a good level two user and want to improve your skills, I highly recommend this course.

Het beeld is vaak niet scherp. De kleine icoontjes en tekst zijn moeilijk leesbaar

Previously to this tutorial I use to watch tutorials on Youtube. I also attempted to model a car from an ebook that I bought. However the car was out of my league and the format of an ebook was too rigid for me to understand (too many questions that were not answered by the author). This course is great for those that have started using Rhino and are a bit familiar with how it operates and such. The best thing with this course is that it shows multiple ways of modelling the same part. Which gives a deeper understanding. It also incorporate more strategic thinking than what I have seen in Youtube-tutorials. With that said, It could be a lot more of the strategic part. Since my attempts to model a car, I know a bit about creating perfectly smooth surfaces where there will be no unwanted seams/kinks visible when rendering. And this is not talked about here. The Course is great and I think it would have been even greater if the creator talked and explained more in detail when and why you would choose to connect surfaces in different ways.

Gracias, este curso me ha parecido muy completo y sobre todo al hacer énfasis en el tema de"Continuidad en Superficies", en mi caso personal, este tema es el que me ha resultado de mayor dificultad; me he dedicado en tratar de comprender este tema, con el fin de lograr superficies "perfectas" ya que nunca antes me había enfrentado con este tópico. Con este curso me queda claro en mayor grado cómo lograrlo manejando Rhino y lo he puesto en práctica. Dos sugerencias: Ojalá el profesor pudiera hacer otro curso, aunque sea breve, de ejemplos prácticos y muy sencillos de Continuidad de Superficies, algo así titulado: " Seis ejercicios relámpago de Continuidad de Superficies en seis clases" y en cada ejercicio nos mostrara el uso de los comandos que hay en la barra de "creación de superficies". ("Seis" es un decir). Eso sería magnífico, sin profundizar en otra cosa mas que en la continuidad (G0, G1, G2....). Como segundo punto para Udemy, mi sugerencia es que habilitaran un espacio para exponer los trabajos que los aprendices realizamos gracias a los cursos que compramos, una especie de "Galería" para plasmar el avance que obtenemos, con un apartado donde se haga mención del curso, el instructor, el tiempo que llevó hacerlo y algún comentario extra. Es todo y mucho le agradezco y saludo.