Comic Book Style Display Mode - Rhino

This video tutorial goes through the steps to creating custom display modes within Rhino to give a graphic, comic book style to your 3d models. This technique can be applied to create a variety of different view styles within the software. The key steps in this video can be found below:
00:00 - Introduction
00:52 - Creating a new 'display mode'
02:02 - Lighting adjustments to give a strong contrasting shadow
02:45 - Display mode properties
03:11 - Material overrides
04:45 - Giving the surface edges a custom colour and thickness
06:14 - Shadow settings and colour
07:34 - Capturing the view as a jpeg image

[@josephgomes4904]

THANKS!!!

[@johanvans4623]

love itttttt

[@mxb3ar69]

Cool

[@obieswan]

everything works until changing the edge color to white. any troubleshooting ideas why no color i select is affecting display style?

[@benedict6897]

Is view capture settings different to print screen?

[@tombudd15]

Hi Benedict, yes the capture mode allows you to save an image at a higher resolution than PrintScreen. You also have an option of giving it a transparent background which can be useful if you are overlaying it which other images