In this Video:
The Rhinoceros 3D commands from this guide can be applied to your workflow and any project.
A command prompts the Rhinoceros 3D software to perform different functions to facilitate and speed 3D modeling. All commands can be entered into Rhino’s command line.
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Rhinoceros 3D Commands in this Video:
3DFACE – Draws a single mesh face.
Activate the 3DFace command in the Mesh menu by selecting Polygon Mesh Primitives and clicking on 3-D Face.
 3VIEW – Sets up your workspace with 3 views.
Activate the command in the View menu, choose Viewport title, and click on 3 Viewports.
 4VIEW – Sets up your workspace with 4 views.Â
Activate the 4View command in the View menu by selecting Viewport title, and clicking on 4 Viewports.
ADDTOGROUPÂ –Â Adds an object to an already existing group.
Activate the command in the Edit menu, choose Groups, and click on Add to Group.
ALIGNMESHVERTICES – Forces the vertices of a mesh to the same location.
Activate the AlignMeshVertices command in the Mesh menu by selecting Mesh Repair Tools, and clicking on Align Mesh Vertices.
ALIGNPROFILES – Aligns and adjusts the length of one curve to another based on their bounding boxes.
This command is not found on any toolbars or menus.
ANGLE – Gives you the angle between 2 sets of locations on the command line.
Activate the command in the Analyze and click on Angle.
APPLYCRV – Wraps a curve onto a surface.
Activate the ApplyCrv command in the Curve menu by selecting Curve from Objects, and clicking on Apply UV Curve.
APPLYCURVEPIPING Â – Creates a mesh pipe around a curve.
Activate the command in the Render menu, choose Effects, and click on Curve Piping.
ARCBLEND – Creates a blend curve that is made up of 2 arcs between 2 curves that are adjustable.
Activate the ArcBlend command in the Curve menu by selecting Blend Curves, and clicking on Arc Blend.