Rhino 7 is most useful software in 3d designing with great accuracy. We can easily create designs from our imagination without any limitations. The complex design can be created easily with the specifications. We can easily edit the documents using the tools for joining, trimming, delete, chamfering, and many other tools. The software is also useful for 2d drawings for technical illustration.

Proper training is needed for best use of the software. No issues are found.

I use Rhino for Modeling and analysing scanned 3d object for retopology to UV unwarping. also SDS modeling with Solid object workflow let's me much of free way to build surface. For example, I modeled Organic object with SDS model and import to Rhino for boolean between parametric surface. plus, Rhino is very stable application. I have very few experience of crash.

1. SDS Support feature is very useful to model with Mesh for organic object. 2. Convert the SDS Mesh surface to Parametric surface pipeline let's more flexibility. 3. Auto Re topology feature make mesh's flow structure for quad very good quality. 4. Reliable and Solid. Almost no crashing. 5. Mac Friendly. 6. Grasshopper for much of external extension. 7. No Subscription purchase need.

1. Strangely far slower rendering speed than previous version. 2. Not Support M1 Render GPU Power yet. 3. User need manual surface blending way when complex rounding. 4. Bit more history feature would be better.

Good, but i think there is something better

The interoperability with others softwares and the easy-to-share files.

The user interface that is not so intuitive

Fast and smooth user experience.

I prefer Rhino to other modeling softwares for the fast and smooth user experience it provides. Definitely has a lot to offer when dealing with more complex surfaces. A great tool to create without boundaries. It's extensions such as Grasshopper allow for many different modes of design.

Lighting elements for renderings could be improved similar to some other modeling softwares. Since light is such an important aspect of representation today, a softer rendering ability that has more focus on illumination would be highly effective. Could bring more features to a trackpad use (in terms of rotation, zoom, toggle screen) to ease working while without a proper desk set-up.

Rhino was my first CAD based software as an Engineer I had to work with. I just love the software from the day one and still using for all my design works.

This is a terrific drawing/modeling program. Potential of this software is actually limitless with the availability of great tools and customization. Software is simple and when you master it, this is one of the best CAD based software for all your designing works. Great learning curve is there for new comers which makes the software far more user friendly. Plus it is cheaper.

Nothing much to complain about. There are few lapses in 3D modelling work here and there. But that is also bearable.

im working with rhino more than 10 years.its imposible to find some program for modeling like this. the best positive point about Rhino 6 was adding grasshopper on the program and also improving the rendering experience. its more adapted with t-spiline and other plug-ins. and also in my experience i think it has improvement to use graphic and CPU. its about my python rendering in rhino.

in overal was good but my personal issue was for using rhino 6 I needed to update my keyshot 7! i need to wait for next keyshot's version.

Overall it was a great and easy program to learn. Amazing way to model buildings, jewelry and more.

The most impactful feature of rhino would have to be the tools provided which allow you to create any shapes and designs that you could possibly think of. This makes coming up with multiple renditions easy and fast.

Rendering capabilities still leave much to desire compared to other programs.

I use rhino for industrial design projects

The best of Rhino are: 3D complex modeling is good, is amazing with grasshopper (parametric modeling) and work well with v ray (render)

The worst of Rhino are: is hard to learn and in some situations the surfaces do not close properly

Very user friendly program. Easy to adapt and use after autocad. It’s a very popular and widely used software for shipbuilding.

For some angles and radius it is not that accurate like other 3d softwares. So it’s quite good for basic modelling but for detailed models and mechanism probably it is not enough.

It is very user friendly for 3D modeling.

It used to have a plugin for marine industry, which they dont have anymore.

I have been using Rhino since about version 2, and the one thing I love is that you can do just about anything with minimal commands. You can get really complicated and intricate or you can keep it easy. This really makes is useful for all project scales. You can use it as a creative tool, not just a tool to describe what you are creating.

Rhino is great because you can do pretty much anything, so whether you are designing jewelry, boats, or buildings, this software can do it. You have the freedom to do what you want as opposed to some programs that have limited commands or require too much information to begin. Rhino will allow you the design as you are thinking because you can put in as little or as much detail as you want and have a lot of control over how to do, move, and shape things.

Rhino is not very good with drafting. The page layouts are a pain to navigate and numbering things, for a bill of materials for example, is incredibly painful. Also if you are dealing with very small parts with a high level of accuracy, or very large file sizes, other programs may be better suited. I design boats and if you are not careful, it is easy to loose your center line which is a big problem when building symmetrical things. Using gumball (the Rhino command to move an object through a pop-up with x,y,z coordinates) is not always accurate and you need to keep an eye on your tolerances when using it.

I spent a lot of time when I was working yacht designer. Generally Yacht designers use the Rhino.

3D CAD programs are a little bit complex but Rhino is very easy to use ,this is very good the people who uses the program because the designer sometimes change the design and the update the design is very hard .Some designers says that the update is more diffucult to do rather than start again so Rhino is a step forward from the other softwares

The 3D data need to be analysis such as ANYSYS or the other anlysis programs but they do not accept the rhino format and they always find something if it is completed with Rhino

It is a nice experience and one that I keep hoping to continue having with it. I am still developing in using the software so hopeful to learn more tricks and tips about it. But in all, I really love using the software.

I really loved the fact that I was getting to learn how to use a new software. It was intriguing to learn but different from what I was used to. Rhino 7 can be a bit stressful to use but it was fun and flexible. You can design and draw almost anything with no restrictions. I really enjoyed using it to develop building and other items for 3d printing. There are similarities between it and autocad but I have got to say I found it easier to use.

Although flexible, I really did not like the fact that a line or an element could mess up the entire design so easily so you have to be extremely careful. I also disliked that once boolean unioned, you can’t unboolean. Features like grouping and split has really helped me out concerning this though.

It's a great experience , i've learnt a lot about it like how to use parametric design & merge it with industrial objects for example chairs , sneakers so far and so on . The software is wonderful thats why i keep cheering it.

The software is not overcharged , its very niche & you can learn it in no time by the aid of digital courses.The interface doesn't matter as well as the iconography but what matters is the work that the software is capable to do from Architecture to Industrial design . I also have seen many well known brands using the Rhino7 to create models for their designs & enter them to 3D world using only Rhino7.

The tools & simplicity , as i said before the software is so simple to learn & you can learn it in no time if you give it just 1 hour a day for a month . I promise you that you'll become a professional Rhino user.

I have been using Rhino for a long time therefore I am used to it, the new version has improved quite much and I find it a really great tool for 3D modelling, especially to create object for 3D printing.

I like that it has many plugins that gives you a great range of things you can do, for example you can design parametric shapes, that is a great advantage for a software such rhino that is not a parametric type of 3D program.

It is not very intuitive, the dashbord is quite complex, there are a lot of different tools, I think that the rendering mode could be improved, you cant create really great previews. If you are looking for a 3D software to model components I would not recommend Rhino, there are much better software to manage this kind of operations.

I have designed a bench, a bus stop, a 200 square meter space, and an ebook reader with rhino. The loft function and the tutorials helped me so much. I have exported and imported drawings from other CAD software in the past with ease. Finally,I added extensions such as Vray renderer for architectural renderings. Impresed also by the grasshopper extension for hydrodynamics to design a boat!

the software provides guidelines and short videos/ tutorials internally when choosing to proceed with a function. Rendering quality and compatibility with external resources are to of the adv that lead me in designing from tablets to cars with this software.

Maybe the interface could be a little more fun applying gamification as a principal to the interactivity.

This software can be used to design building elevations and parametric designs. It can be used to design anything and everything like jewelry.

I like that I can create any form (even complicated ones) and I can view my form from different directions on one screen.

Tutorials are needed to get familiar with all features.

I'm very pleased with Rhino, I was able to get from an idea to an actual, functional object in a relatively short time and with a short learning period.

Rhino is a rock-solid, professional 3D editing and modeling software. It's less easy to use than some of its competitors, but more reliable, stable and feature-packed.

The UI is somewhat complicated and it requires you to lear a lot of keyboard shortcuts, but from a software with so many tools and features that's to be expected. Still the UI could be improved.

I describe Rhino as an amazing 3d modelling solution, because you can model anything you want very easily.

I loved the way that you can sketch in 3 principal planes for extrude, revolve or do any simple operation to obtain complex 3D models. The way surfaces are used in rhino is very simple and provides an easy way to build solid with certain difficulty grade of modelling.

I hardly see something that I dont like.

It is a powerful software for modeling

Rhino allows you to work with 2D shapes and volumes in a unique way.

It isn't easy to learn but once you practice, it won't be difficult to design and model easier.

Smooth planning and drafting

I've been working with alot of designing software since 2003 and this one made my job alot easier to prepare for scopes meetings with my team really saved me alot of time

Sometimes it is slow rendering and having some snapping not going as I require

Im learning Rhino to start 3D modeling some packagings for my designers and warehouse employees. Is not my main job to do it, I just want to do it to unlocked a great new skill for my company.

Rhino is the best app for learning how to 3D-model. It's UX/UI are not different that other programs, which makes it easy to understand it at first sight. It works great with all my plug ins!

Is not a popular opinion, but the least I like about Rhino 6 is the price. Don't misunderstand me, is not that is expensive, is that they don't offer free trials and is difficult for someone trying to learn the app to pay those prices.

daily use for modeling shoes and dies

Rhino 6 perfect for modeling jewelry and shoes, offers you everything you need to make a good modeling

nothing against, it offers everything it proposes

In general this program is easy to use and very complete in the development of industrial and design projects, so it improves the quality of the projects substantially thanks to this software

It is a very good software in the case of professionals of industrial design, architecture or related. It is a tool that allows you to model your ideas and go further with innovative designs and high detail

To improve the software experience in tutorials and how to handle software tools easier

It very fun to use. I'd you are a fan if SketchUp you like this 3D program as well.

I was first Introduced to this program back when I was in Architecture courses. I found it really interesting and easy to use, much like sketchup.

I am not sure how it is now, but I am sure it has improved since I last used this software. I remember there being a lack in texture for the solid objects..but that is all.