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Mastering Pan Command and Boolean Operations in Rhino 3D for Visual Studies

This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to utilizing the Pan Command and performing Boolean operations within Rhino 3D, essential for visual studies projects. Learn how to adjust your camera view and manipulate objects using the Pan Command for various viewport setups. Explore Boolean Union and Difference operations to create complex models by joining or subtracting surfaces. Detailed instructions and shortcuts are included to streamline your workflow, along with methods to record your design history for better project management.

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Mastering Pan Command and Boolean Operations in Rhino 3D for Visual Studies

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  1. Tutorial 2 Pan Command Boolean Operations Record History By Scott Doorga ARCH 1291 VISUAL STUDIES II

  2. Pan Command • Pan Command • Shifts the location of the view camera and target parallel to the view plane. • Instructions: • In the top, right, and front viewport; right click the mouse and move in any direction. Within the frame of the viewport. • To pan in perspective view shift and right click the mouse to move in any direction, within the frame. • Short Cuts: • Write in the command line “pan” or click on the pan icon Object is begin moved “Rhino Presentation” ARCH 1291 VISUAL STUDIES II

  3. Boolean Operations • Boolean Union: • Trims the shared areas of selected polysurfaces or surfaces and creates a single polysurface from the unshared areas. • Instructions: • Create two solid objects and make sure they are intersecting or colliding with each other. • In the command line write “booleanunion” and press enter or click the icon. Then select the intersecting solids that you wish to union and the objects will be joined. “Rhino Presentation” ARCH 1291 VISUAL STUDIES II

  4. Boolean Operations • Boolean Difference: • Trims the shared areas of selected polysurfaces with another set of polysurface or surfaces. • Instructions: • Just like Boolean Union, you are able to either write it down in the command line or select the icon and hit enter. • It will inform you to select the surface(s) to subtract from. Click the piece you wish to subtract from and hit enter. Then click the subtracted surface and hit enter. You will then see the outline of the object you subtracted from. “Rhino Presentation” ARCH 1291 VISUAL STUDIES II

  5. Record History: It allows you to record your activities that you are performing in that moment and saves it for you. “Rhino Presentation” ARCH 1291 VISUAL STUDIES II

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