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Using the Ortho modeling aid - Rhino Tutorial
From the course: Rhino 5 Essential Training
Using the Ortho modeling aid
Next up let's take a look at the ortho modeling aid located at the bottom of the screen. The ortho modeling aid or snap is simply an angle constraint. This is used to verify that any geometry being created or moved, is done along a specified angle which is usually 90 degrees. Go ahead and click the ortho right here at the bottom. We've been informed that turtle boys is having some communication issues. We need to re-design his antennae for a different angle. Let's try to draw a quick line in the curve drawing lines. I've got my point snap on at the very bottom. So I can start from here. As I draw up, you'll notice it's going veritical, even though my cursor is off the side. And now, I'm jumping 90 degrees either way. That's not a useful ortho snap. Escape out of this command. Let's go to the options, and see if we can change that. Going up to tools, options. Under modeling aids is where the ortho snap is controlled. You can turn that actually of and on right here. And here's the…
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Understanding Rhino's modeling aids4m 50s
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Working with the Grid Snap and Grid Snap settings4m 58s
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Using the Ortho modeling aid3m 16s
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Taking advantage of the Planar modeling aid4m 24s
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Working with object snaps in your workflow3m 58s
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Using the cursor constraints3m 38s
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Using the SmartTrack and the new Selection Filter dialog6m 28s
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