I hardly recommend these courses for total beginners, advanced architecture students, or experienced pros who want to get better and for experienced designers because these courses perfectly work as an encyclopedia for Rhino3D, VRay, and Grasshopper. Very good and logical approach on how to explain and teach each tool, modeling, rendering process, and the thinking behind it. If you need to access these properties, you almost certainly need to use the 'Custom' options, as shown at right.

If I click the objects, it mentions in the 'material' properties of Rhino, the name of the material applied, and even more strange is that some of these materials are rendered correctly. In addition to Object Properties and Material Properties, every unique object in Rhino has Texture Mapping Properties.These determine the way in which a texture is applied ('wrapped') onto the object. Open a file and the materials list on the V-Ray asset editor is empty. Good design needs good renders to show it, This is very important! I have the same problem with Rhino 5 and V-Ray 3.60.03. And my classmates are all admiring my renders. VRay tutorials make me feel so easy to do the visualization works.

Proper introductions, the background of Rhino, planning a model, step by step progression stages, and awesome exercises to practice each tool for certain architectures modeling tasks. I love the prepared resources which makes practicing and mastering tools a breeze! I can find all the tutorials that a student needed here. All courses are very organized and cover all aspects of the software.

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