That should give you pretty good idea of how well you did to recreate this. Just remember, For back group of curves you need back viewport, for right group of curves you need right viewport, and the same applies for left, front and even top.Īnd note the orientation of the letters above groups. Since Back or left viewport is not active by default, you can click on any of 4 viewport names with right mouse button, then Set View, and there you can choose which viewport to use. Note: when using RemapCPlane for other views groups of curves make sure you use the right viewport and cplane.įor example, if you want to remap back layer you will have to select it, run the RemapCPlane and click anywhere on Back viewport. Near could be a little confusing we will position our front layer in right place according to our top layer check image 6. Using Move tool and with help of Osnap End option would be enough, but just to be sure you can check Intersection too. You should get the same situation like on image 5 below. To do so, click on the Front group of curves or layer from Top viewport and run RemapCPlane and click anywhere inside front viewport.
We need to orient our blueprints so they fit in every viewport in Rhino, right now they are all oriented the same way visible in Top view. You should have something like on the image 2. So go on and create new layers top, front, left, right, back. Now we need separate layers for our views. First create a new layer named Plans and move all other layouts except Default inside Plans layers. Organizing in layers is always a great idea because we can easily hide whole layer or lock it. But first, we need to group all the lines from each view and put them in a separate layer. Actually we will align each view plan to our viewport in Rhino. Ok, in this first step we will be setting up our plans in 3D space. Before we even start modeling we need Autocad plans of a house. In this first part we will model the base shape of the house from Autocad plans.
Kind regards, Dmitriy.ArchitectureBeginnerModelingTutorials. If you decks are trimmed - then create an Untrimmed copy and intersect all relevant objects with this one. Before doing an intersection - just be sure that deck is extending beyond all objects - then you will get most clean intersections. Hi bigjimsladeThis depends how you organize it.
I was wondering what people do to make doorways show up, especially when the doorways are elevated above the floor deck. Another issue is what do do about hatches. The hold deck is higher at the centerline and slopes downwards to the sides.
The area of the deck outside the torpedo bulkhead green dips below the deck inside the bulkhead. For example, the 2d deck is discontinuous vertically in both the lengthwise and transverse directions. That will not work because only a three decks follow a section profile. All the floor plan examples I have seen in Rhino use sections. I am asking the best way to go about this. Screen Shot at Now I would like to generate traditional deck plans. Some of the elements are unique to the 2d deck shown in blue while other are extend through multiple decks. The attached file shows a sample showing the 2d deck Red and elements the touch that deck.
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