Rhino users often import files made in Illustrator, primarily using curves and/or logos. Learn about how file units are verified in order to reduce errors, and how remaining errors are manually reviewed and fixed.
- [Instructor] Do not adjust your viewing screen.…We are in Adobe Illustrator.…Since we're going to import curves…to Rhino from Illustrator…let's take a look at the originating file.…Now we have a couple of different kinds…of entities here we're looking at.…Notice we have a graphic image, or bitmap.…That will not make it.…Instead the focus will be primarily on curves.…We've got a little wiggle curve here.…Another curve there.…So it will be interesting to note…how those arrive inside Rhino,…because we have different colors and strokes.…
Also, we have text.…Now this text here is editable,…which means I can click on it…and start typing in different letters.…So that can be very handy.…However, these curves will not arrive inside Rhino.…Instead, we need to convert every character to a path.…We do that by the Type, Create Outlines command,…that is up here on the top.…So you'll select an editable font,…and it gets converted to lines around the outside.…Also note this Illustrator file…has a specific size.…
A lot of times people will work on…
Author
Dave Schultze
Updated
7/17/2018Released
5/9/2017- Building and detailing a space helmet
- Making a flexible duct
- Building details on round pipes
- Modeling organic objects
- Using the SrfSeam command to move seams out of your way
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 24s
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Exercise files32s
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Tips
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Building a space helmet12m 39s
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Detailing a space helmet8m 48s
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Make a car wheel10m 2s
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It's time to make a watch10m 52s
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Make a car tire and tread6m 30s
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Dave's wing hack-nique7m 7s
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Send Rhino files6m 25s
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Export Rhino files3m 24s
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Work with hinges7m 7s
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Analysis: Curve continuity4m 43s
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Create a jet engine8m 34s
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Build air vents7m 43s
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Dave's dimensioning strategy7m 17s
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Symmetry tips: Mirror wisely5m 35s
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Surface analysis tool: Zebra4m 19s
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Analysis tool: Show Edges4m 56s
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Fun with Fillets 2: Openings7m 16s
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Building a 2D gear5m 44s
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Building a 3D gear7m 1s
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Building a pulley wheel7m 7s
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Create a pulley belt8m 16s
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Video: Import to Rhino from Illustrator