Rhino model files are generally more compact compared to other 3d modeling software files. Because rhino uses less points to define a surface. But when you save a big model it takes too much space. This is caused because of rendering meshes and materials are embedded into Rhino 3dm file. Here i will show you how to make your model files smaller.
- Introduction to Grasshopper
- How to make Rhino 3dm files smaller
- Modeling a chair from reference images
- Kangaroo basics tutorial
- Making brushed nickel, stainless steel, and copper V-Ray materials
- Organic 3d freeform jewelry design tutorial
- Cairo Tiling Definition for Grasshopper
- Control point editing
- Cross supports with Grasshopper
- Kangaroo basics tutorial
- Now you can use hair in Rhino!
- Interior day lighting setup using Vray for Rhino
- Making brushed nickel, stainless steel, and copper V-Ray materials
- Organic 3d freeform jewelry design tutorial
- Basic exterior render setup in vray
- Using autocad commands in Rhinoceros
- Modeling a chair from reference images
- Rhino Basics for beginners
- Architectural Rendering Tutorial by ASGVIS
- Control point editing
- How to make Rhino 3dm files smaller
- The basics of Paneling Tools
- Cairo Tiling Definition for Grasshopper
- Rendering toon material in rhinoceros using V-ray
- Rendering a basic interior scene using V-ray
- HDRI tips and tricks in V-Ray for rhino
- Basic exterior render setup in vray
- Using bump and displacement maps in vray
- Creating a tripanel system using grasshopper
- Introduction to Grasshopper
- Lighting a desk lamp using omni lights