Rhino useful commands
- Eduardo Durão Antunes
- Apr 26
- 1 min read
Offset > create a line parallel to another, based on a defined measure;
Fillet > join two curves at their intersection point;
Join > join several curves into a continuous line;
Trim > delete parts of curves, based on other reference lines;
Split > divide parts of curves, based on other reference lines;
Extend > extend curves to other boundary lines;
InsertControlPoint > add point(s) to a line;
PointsOn > display points of an object or surface;
SimplifyCrv > simplifie the geometry of lines and curves;
CloseCrv > close a curve at its open points;
MeshSplit > split parts of surfaces, based on other reference objects:
ㄴ Objects to Split = terrain > Cutting objects = sup. auxiliaries (extruded curves)
MeshTrim > erase parts of surfaces, based on other reference objects;
ExtrudeCrv > create a surface from curve(s) by extruding it/them perpendicularly;
ExtrudeSrf > create a surface from another surface(s) by extruding it/them perpendicularly;
CreateSolid > close surfaces;
PlanarSrf > allows you to create surfaces from curves;
Sweep1 > create surfaces from a series of curves:
ㄴ a series of profile curves that define the cross sections of the surface;
ㄴ a curve that defines an edge of the surface.
Sweep2 > create surfaces from a series of curves:
ㄴ a series of profile curves that define the cross sections of the surface;
ㄴ two curves that define edges of the surface.
ArrayCrv > copy elements along a curve, according to a given spacing between elements;
ApplyPlanarMapping > apply an image to a surface according to a predefined boundary
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