Welcome to PJ's Q&A section. Hello everybody welcome back to
PJ Chen Design. In today's section I would like to introduce some other YouTubers
who is having a Rhino tutorial (channel) and I've been learning a lot from those tutorials
and I've wanted to share with you. I hope you enjoy it. First one let's look at
this channel from Thailand. if I pronounced correct. It's called a Apranik
Jewelry Academy. it is specific using Matrix, and what I like for this channel is the
teacher is really excellent to using the control points. Although most of the video
doesn't speak at all, but the way he is using the control point it's really
amazing, and so that way you can get a lot of organic form. I will highly
recommend you check out his video, it's a lot of a tips and tricks, and if you are
using Matrix. This is a highly recommended that you take a look on it. The second channel
that I would like to introduce is T-splines
Many of you have been asking about t-spline. Rhino 6 is no longer have
t-spline plug-in, but if you are in the jewelry business, you can actually buy
the Clayoo to use. They are pretty much the same, they may be appeared icon
slightly different, but they pretty much are the same things.
so this t-spline channel is teaching you from very basic to something really
advanced. You can build something really organic like car very smooth surface
building a simple hammer, or some things like that. If you are really into
organic smooth surface. T-splines is the channel you probably want to
visit. The next one is Rhino 3d TV channel, it has almost 20,000 subscribers on
it. It has everything that you want to know about Rhino from basic rhino to
grasshopper, to some share videos about what other
people are doing. some like laser cutting and the
applications, so if you are looking for mixed-media, and you're looking for
inspiration to thinking about the project. There are a lot of videos that
you can take a look on. It's excellent resource, so you might want to check it
out. This is Rhino3D TV channel. Another great
channel has over 7000 subscribers. it's J design Pro. This is, I believe, in
Russian language, if I'm not wrong. Even though, I have no idea what
they are talking about, it has a lot of good tips a lot of the detail things
Let's said to model something really smooth surface, using the basic Rhinio
without other plugging. For example, doing this braided type of ring shank.
It's a very interesting channel you can visit. I wish I know the language that
will be great, but the good thing about Rhino is even though, you don't know
the language, because the way to use the icons, sometimes you can kind of guessing
what they are talking about. The next channel that has over 10,000 subscribers
is Santa York. I love this channel this Youtuber is really knowledge about Rhino
It's really impressed the way he model and tried to get it as accurate
and as detail. I like some of his design approach to make pattern and also some
approach to like this rope type of the ring shank. The surfaces connected really
really well, so a lot of advance Rhino techniques have been showing in this
channel. It's great to see the process of he or she making the model. The next one
I don't believe this Youtuber still active, because the latest video was 4
years ago. I believe this is a Korean youtuber, but what I like is the way he
used the mesh. For example all the point to create something really
organic for example. This is a very old version of a Rhino, but the way he is
playing with the mesh, and using a smooth command to make the model look more of
the t-spline looking things. So it's really impressed even though he's no
longer produced video. but it is worth to check out some of a very interesting way
to making the model. The next youtuber is Lee Su Huang, if I pronounced correct. His
video is more of the grasshopper architecture, but he's really clearly
explained about the surface, and some very basic modeling concept, so for
example, I was inspired by this video, and what's so different between a unroll, flow
along the surface. When I start learning Rhino, this video helped me a lot. I'm
happy to see the video because I've been learning a lot and I wish he can produce
more videos. The next one again is Korean I don't know the language.
This one has over 7,000 subscribers this channel has a very good graphic some
kind like cartoons to explain something, and then it's actually go through a lot
of details. each of the command in detail. so even though it's a hard to know the
language, it's easy to tell by what they showing. so this is the channel that I
will recommend you to check it out. They are pretty productive.
they post the video quite often very active channel, so check out this channel.
You might find something really useful here. The next channel is called Rhino
tutorials is really easy to remember. This channel has over 23,000 subscriber
a lot of them it's for product design, or industrial design, but like what I say
earlier, when I start learning is not just focus on the jewelry, because a lot of
things that you can learn it's about surface editing, and if you know how to
do this editing then you will know how to do
whatever design that you like,. A lot of a good video there is worth for you
to looking over and over again. Okay so those are the YouTube channel I will
highly recommend that you check them out. Hope you enjoy my video, please like and
share and comment, and maybe you know other good channel leave the comment
below so we can helping each others. Thank you and I will see you next!