These items are almost completely standarized. Can you tell us something about limitations of Rhino as stand alone software without Veesus?ģ) Is there a posibility of "best surface fitting" of parts of the pointcloud so we don't have to "estimate by the eye"?Ĥ) We have a lot of piping and steel. But that's "too much" for us.)Ģ) Our pointclouds are fairly large in size. So our first question was: Is Rhino suitable for that? What is your opinion about this? (I'm aware of Plant3D, Edgewise and that kind of software. Perhaps you can help us.ġ) We are mainly doing scanning/modelling in (petro)chemical industries. But also elsewhere I could'nt find the answers. But there are some questions that I have that were not answered there (of course). Also we are searching for alternative software. I think you are right about all the Autodesk products. Also, upon completion, you can obtain a certificate of attendance. Go ahead and take advantage of this free course. You will then go on to the basic handling of two-dimensional drawing of both regular geometric figures and the exploration of more complex and organic curves.Īdditionally, you can build surfaces and solids that will allow you to design and build the projects you have in mind.įinally, you will learn how to represent your projects with the basic tools of rendering, 2D drawing, and printing pages. You can start by recognizing the possibilities of the program and its interface.
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Which adds the ""XStreamEngine for point clouds, to allow massive sizes of data to be loaded into the native Rhino environment."" Once you have mastered Rhino, you can the add the Veesus Rhino Plugin You too now have a great opportunity to learn this wonderful software package. As you know, I use Rhino 3D for 99 percent of my modelling from Point Clouds
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