How to Create 2D Plans from Your 3D Models in Rhino!

In this video, learn to use Rhino's tools to create 2D drawings from your 3D models! Learn to create 2D PDF's, add annotations, and more!
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction
0:25 - Adding a document from the drawing
2:30 - Adjusting the scale of your drawing
4:12 - Adjusting the viewport size
4:30 - Adding annotations to your document
6:10 - Adding dimensions to your drawings
7:54 - Adding a title block
10:00 - Adding a second sheet
10:45 - Importing your title block template
12:07 - How to print your documents

[@dazzyshah168]

Thanks for the super helpful video! Can you please do one going in depth into section cuts and clipping paths? And different ways in which you can "export" your drawings into layouts (example making 2d v/s making camera views)?

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below! :)

[@user-gf3gu4bn7v]

Waoooooo its very great❤❤❤

[@EduardBaviera]

Hi! Thank you for this video. I was wondering if it is possible to edit the thickness of the lines, hide some of them or add new ones to represent, for example, the opening path of a door. I use Rhino to 3D model and render, but it would be great to model the whole project and get out of it all the needed plans... as if it was kind of a BIM model. Btw, do you know if is there any way to use Rhino as a BIM sofware, by means of grasshopper or something? Thank you very much!

[@gastondieguez8391]

Great video! Could this be used for plans for a product? With lateral views and cuts? Or is it just for interior design? Thanks!

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

Totally could be! :)