Due to some of the brilliant work done by Morteza here at McNeel, we have a test command you can try to do some sketching in rhino 8-
testmarkup
use a cintiq or other tablet, you may need to fuss your pen settings and this is VERY much a test command and may go utterly haywire on you… proceed with caution and save often, don’t work on production files, without a back up etc etc…
You guys should really consider letting us use this with the mouse. We doodle over Rhino with mouse drawings all day everyday using Zoom’s markup tools, or Epic pen on a local machine.
It would be nice to do this directly in Rhino so the annotations stay in the file.
We find fast and accessible drawings by everyone, clients included, much more useful than nice sketches with a tablet only by a tablet user. In terms of remote participants sketching in a host Rhino shared screen, we can do it with sharing mouse and keyboard access.
Great to know! We have saved hundreds or maybe thousands of hours lost work by misinterpretation by drawing with a mouse, or a finger on a touchscreen. Instead of talking about (or rather around) a problem.
I’ll wait to upgrade to V7 until there’s a version of Rhino that crashes 1.5 times per month max, has no regressions, and allows me to have all my custom tools on multiple computers, always in-sync, without requiring a PhD. to deploy and update.
This is really cool! As a former painter who transitioned to architecture, I’ve missed having these kinds of tools readily available. Currently in Paris doing some research on tactile drawings and models, and can see how this kind of tool might make developing this kind of work easier. Will look forward to testing it out when I get back to the U.S., thanks for sharing Kyle!
would be great to be better able to navigte the 3D viewport on the iPad. Now i can only pinch-to-zoom
one can select the CamerAligned option, but the CPlane is way too close to the camera IMO. Would be great to have a combination of CameraAligned and then setting a point on an object in Rhino which defines the origin of the plane, lets call this function SetOrigin → idea: using the double tap input option of the ApplePencil to activate the SetOrigin function.
the curves are jiggling around too much while drawing, a little but distracting…
Some cool development!!! Amazing for communication in 3D and maybe also extremely helpful for the creative 3D process and thinking in 3D…