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Lecture

Advanced Rhino Transformations

In course

AR-219: Advanced CAO and Integrated Modeling DIM

1ère année: bases nécessaires à la représentation informatique 2D (3D). Passage d'un à plusieurs logiciels: compétence de choisir les outils adéquats en 2D et en 3D. Mise en relation des outils de CAO et DIM: regard critique et aptitude à choisir les métho ...

Description

This lecture covers advanced transformations in Rhino, including grid magnetism, ortho, flatness, snaps, smart manipulator, history filter, and memory usage. Topics include camera settings, walls, selection window, layout visibility, transform curves, surfaces, solid meshes, rendering, and perspective. Additional concepts covered are material properties, brick positioning, distance to target, and creating custom meshes.

Instructor

Jérôme Zufferey

Diplôme d'Architecture à l'EPFL en 1995. Certificat Eur'IC (European Informatics Conference) en 1997. Brevet Fédéral de Formateur d'Adultes en 2006. Bureau d'informaticien, formateur et architecte indépendant depuis 1997. Travaux d'installation, support, conseil et formation auprès d'entreprises. Travaux d'infographie auprès de bureaux d'architectures et d'entreprises (relevés d'usines, plans techniques, modélisations, photomontages, plaquettes de concours, ...) Domaines d'intérêts spécifiques: L'informatique dans son histoire et son évolution (premiers pas avec un Apple ][ en 1981), l'infographie dans sa multiplicité d'outils et sa problématique vis à vis de la représentation architecturale, la pédagogie dans sa constante remise en question qu'elle implique, la vie sociale et politique (Conseiller communal à Bex, 2002-2008). Dès 1999, assistant chez Monsieur le Professeur Georges Abou Jaoudé (LIV, cours d'informatique pour les étudiants en architecture de deuxième année avec Monsieur Michel Herezen, chargé de cours jusqu'en 2010). Aujourd'hui Informaticien ENAC-IT3 et Chargé de cours ENAC-SAR.

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