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 Rhino User Webinar Rhino User Webinar: Rhino Meets Realtime with vvvv 2 October 2024 at 5:00 pm (CEST) Rhino, known for its versatility in architecture, industrial design, and visualization, can now seamlessly connect with vvvv, unlocking new possibilities for dynamic and interactive 3D experiences. vvvv is a digital general purpose toolkit with a special focus on real-time video synthesis and programming large media environments with physical interfaces, real-time motion graphics, audio and video. In this webinar, you'll learn how to harness the full potential of Rhino when paired with vvvv. Discover how to bridge the gap between precise 3D modeling and real-time visual programming through the exclusive features of the VL.Rhino3dm library. We'll guide you through essential techniques, including .3dm file support, using user strings for informed geometry, and ensuring smooth integration of material properties between Rhino and vvvv. By the end of the session, you'll have a solid understanding of how to enhance your Rhino workflow with real-time interactivity and visualization, making your 3D models more dynamic and expressive. About the speaker:
.png) Rhino User Meeting Berlin 2024 Date: 18. October Time: 8am - 6pm (plus afterevent drinks and food) Location: Priedemann Façade Lab, Am Wall 17, 14979 Großbeeren, Germany Access: 20 minutes by taxi from the airport or 1 hour by public transport from Berlin city center Unlock Innovation in Architecture and Engineering Get ready for an exciting, hands-on experience at the Rhino User Meeting Berlin 2024! Taking place at the ultra-modern Priedemann Façade Lab in Großbeeren, just south of Berlin, this event will introduce you to the latest breakthroughs in Rhino software and its wide-ranging uses in various industries. This isn’t just another conference – it’s a lively meetup where brilliant minds come together to push the limits of architectural and engineering design. Join us as we explore the overlap between architecture and engineering, uncover game-changing uses for Rhino, Grasshopper, and related tech, and see how these tools are shaping the future of design and construction. Why You Should Come
 How to teach Grasshopper fundamentals Online Workshop Tutor: Rajaa Issa 4-5 November 2024 7-8 November 2024 4:00 PM-7:30 PM UTC (London) 11:00 AM-2:30 PM EDT (NYC) Hosted on Zoom by McNeel Europe A four day course to introduce a methodology on how to teach the fundamentals of algorithmic design and data structures for computational design using Grasshopper. The course is aimed at professional trainers and educators interested in developing curriculums and training material to teach algorithmic design to students and professionals across various disciplines. The course is based on Rajaa's guide, the Essential Algorithms and Data Structures for Grasshopper. Rajaa Issa is a software developer at Robert McNeel & Associates, and the author of a number of geometry and Grasshopper guides on Essential Mathematics, Algorithms and Data Structures and C# Scripting. Learning Objectives: After the completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Day 2 - Introduction to Data Structures
Day 3 - Advanced Data Structures
Day 4 - Advanced Data Structures
Online course fees: The course is free. Please note that we will confirm your seat after your registration has cleared. Course requirements: A motivational statement including information about the applicant, his/her teaching experience and motivation to take this specific class. The course is aimed at teachers with an intermediate knowledge of Rhino and basic knowledge of Grasshopper. Maximum number of participants: 25. Course language: English Apply now with a short motivational statement (max 150 words) by contacting Verena! |
