3D model from 2D sketch with T-Splines for Rhino

[GR8WHITEC5]

You really consider this a "beginner" demo that can take as little as one hour? That's crazy. I would never have suspected this could take so little time. I was thinking at least a few days, into a few weeks.

[raquircr]

great tutorial, is there any possibility you know what kind of helicopter is that, the name, model or brand? , and also where can i get that 2s sketch? thank you

[tsplines]

@raquircr Kyle would know the helicopter details, but you can get the .3dm file with the sketch included if you go to our website and search our past webinars.

[handslapper]

Great post, great tutorial, I only wish I could get to the same starting point as you... How do you get the heads up display to turn on?

[tsplines]

@handslapper The UI has changed since v2, but you can turn on the heads up display by pressing "Ctrl and Spacebar" at the same time.

[SuperRobertmatrix]

hello, great tutorial!! guys I just found your tutorials yesterday, & I got to say (this after waching your videos)... T splines does give you a faster outcome/results, than the competition, yet I find that Tsplines is lacking good youtube tutorials.. being yours the exception ofcourse.

[kirkkwok1989]

not the guy teaching..the guy who pops in everynow and again..saying oh can you do this do this

[kirkkwok1989]

that guy at the back ground speaking is really annoying...good video tho, thanks

[seriousninja]

Hey really impressive tutorial, I am new to Rhino...How did you set as a background your sketch?

[tsplines]

@seriousninja Use the Rhino command "PictureFrame"

[tsplines]

@seriousninja You can use the Rhino command "PictureFrame"

[EvilSasuke12223]

i have a quest not related to this video but rhino its self i was wondering if there was a way to change a object into a light source for instance a fire or a head light please replay

[tsplines]

@EvilSasuke12223 A rendering company like @ASGVIS or @KeyShotLuxion would be able to answer your question "is there was a way to change a object into a light source for instance a fire or a head light" best.