Topic awaiting preservation: Rhino Advice (Page 1 of 1)

I need some Rhino advice, if someone could cantact me on AIM at captainfalco0 i would appreciate it.

Thing is the 3d render section is like void of people, sorry for posting here.

The 3D Section isn't void of people...it's just void of people who use Rhino.

I do happen to be one of the mods for that forum, and it isn't dead.

RazorX: What Skaarjj said - and over there for you.

My advice - don't let them in the house as they make an awful mess of the carpets. Also don't wear aftershave during mating season.

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if you want to do renderings with Rhino you should get a render plug in like the free Rhinoman together with BMRT

Also read the light tutorial on Rhinos page

Hans

Hans Friedel

BTW: If you want to get the most out of this topic, try actually asking a question, instead of saying 'contact me at blahblahblah'. We can answer your questions around here, or direct you to someone who can, but only if you tell us what you want to know. Psychic powers don't come with the white coat you know.

My best advice on Rhino (and this is said as a staunch, and highly biased, 3D Studio MAX user) is try other avenues. There are other things to 3D besides NURBS modelling.

Animation is not my fort...Well I dont know how to spell it. I like modeling plain and simple, and Rhino is l33t in that respect. Its power, ease of use, and simplicity is astonishing when it comes to modeling. Ive scenen some really nice looking renders done with there own Flamingo plugin, its not pov, but really nice none the less. Sure its less sutible for complex scenes than some other programs, but Im into modeling.

Well, as I said, there is far more to modelling than simply NURBS...there's a whole world of polygon modelling out there too.

Very true.. However, Nurbs are just so much more flexible for modeling stuff on the way to the raytracer.