Rhino Tech Tips

We'll thank Jeff LaSor, Rhino's main developer for display related items, for this tip! When you're inside Walkabout mode (for t...

Trimmed surfaces are sometimes tricky because, once they are trimmed there are certain commands you can't use on the trimmed edges. Usef...

This post is not about the Organic Toolbar, but more about how to replace it! In Chapter 1, we saw how to compress/expand points that were a...

The Organic Toolbar is a nice little tool that allows you to move objects in any viewport, in the right direction (x,y,z). So you don't ...

In Rhino 4, surface and polysurface objects can be set to show their U and V directions by applying a new or modified display mode to a view...

For those of you who have just moved from Rhino 3.0 to Rhino 4.0 or who have yet to discover all the Rhino 4.0 improvements, this is one tha...

My job involves doing technical support for Rhino. A common question I get is: "I have a scanned part and I need to turn it into a NURB...

This is an old tip, but I've realized a lot of people don't know about it; if you right-click on any Osnap it will be selected while...

By default, History recording is turned off in Rhino 4. To record history, click in the Record History pane in the status bar at the bottom ...