Rhino 'Pro Tips' for 3D Modeling Beginners Part.1

I'm a current industrial design major!! I'm really bad at computers.. Even though the academy taught me Rhino separately, it didn't stick in my head and I was at a loss when I stopped watching online lectures and decided to review it over and over again,,, but I'm really, really satisfied with the result.. The explanations are really easy to understand and the teachings are so in-depth and passionate that I wondered if it was worth paying this much money to watch this video.. I was so touched the whole time I was studying because the professor taught me better than my school professor.. I wish you were my department's professor ㅜㅜㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Rhino beginners and students majoring in a related field, gather here!!

If you're an industrial design student, I highly recommend taking this course! They do teach Rhino at school now, but if you want to learn in more detail, or if you want to learn the basics first before jumping in, there's no harm in taking this course. They explain everything in so much detail, and the curriculum is perfect. You can tell how much thought went into creating the lectures! I don't regret it at all!!! It's so, so good. Like the students below said, I really wish they were a professor at our school 😭😭😭... I couldn't even touch Rhino before, but now I can at least handle the basics! I'm going to review a lot more and practice a lot to get used to it! I thought I'd have a hard time listening to Rhino classes at school because I couldn't use it, but now I'm a little less worried!

I majored in visual design and this is my first time joining a company. But the company wants me to learn Rhino, so I was looking for lectures on various sites, and I immediately signed up after watching SOO's lectures on YouTube. I was worried because there was no mentor in our company and I had to study Rhino by myself. I thought I would try to learn with online lectures first, and go to an academy if it didn't work out. I watched and studied Rhino part.1 for the first month, and although I didn't understand 100%, I understood about 50% after completing part.1. I'm glad that I feel like I can conquer it if I repeat the course in the future. I was worried that it would be inconvenient to ask questions or things I didn't know in online lectures because it wasn't a 1:1 class, but I'm glad I took the lecture because you gave me feedback right away and even filmed and sent me the parts I didn't understand in the video! I watched free lectures on YouTube and other paid lectures, but I think Soo is the best Rhino lecturer~ I recommend you listen to it because he explains everything slowly from basic to advanced. Thank you for trying to put a lot into the lectures, it was very helpful~ I'll listen to Rhino part.2 lectures until the end. Thank you:)

I was preparing for employment while studying 3D in the video field (C4D, Blender), but suddenly got hired for a product design position, so I urgently looked into this and took the course. When I saw the YouTube preview, the lecture looked good so I made the purchase, and it was such a substantial class that I listened to almost 100% of it for the first time ever. I've made several purchases at government-funded academies and individual lecture platforms before, but I think this is the first time I've encountered such high-quality classes for the price..😭 Also, I left an inquiry about company computer setup issues early in the course, and the instructor was so kind to coordinate the timing and even help with remote adjustments. I really appreciated that. The fact that quick Q&A is possible even though it's an online class was also great! I'll complete the remaining roadmap as well!

I was thinking about going to Rhino Academy, but I kept putting it off because I didn't have time, and then I found out about the professor's lecture. He explained it in detail, and most of all, I could listen to the lecture and review whenever I wanted, which was a plus. And since I could communicate with the professor, I think I'll be able to listen to the remaining lectures without any problems!

I wanted to study Rhino, but attending an academy felt like too much of a commitment and was difficult to manage time-wise. While looking for online Rhino courses, I discovered and enrolled in Instructor SOO's class on Inflearn. The instructor teaches everything step-by-step, starting from Rhino basics that aren't even taught in school, and highlights the core elements so well that I felt like I was finally studying properly. When learning a tool like Rhino through online courses, it can be very difficult to resolve issues when you get stuck since there's no one to ask. However, Instructor SOO responded to my questions so quickly—even late at night—that it felt as if they were standing by waiting. Rhino 1 covers a lot of the fundamentals, and since I want to dive into more advanced studies, I have already purchased the Rhino 2 course :) Thank you!

I am a student majoring in industrial design. I took a long leave of absence, so I decided to take this course to build my skills again from the basics. Other Rhino courses have a lot of material about architecture, but material about products is limited, and this course seemed to be the best among them. They kindly solved inconvenient issues through remote screen control, and the lecture explains everything step-by-step from a complete beginner/intermediate perspective!

In the past, I couldn't do the designs I wanted to do because I kept getting stuck while modeling Rhino, but since Teacher Soo goes over the basics and principles in detail, I can definitely solve the parts I don't know smoothly! I always felt limited by searching on YouTube and learning one by one. Rather, I feel that I can definitely apply the skills by listening to the full video from the basics. In particular, Teacher Soo's lecture style is kind and detailed, so there is almost no barrier to entry, and I can understand it really well~! The diction is also good, so I can concentrate well on the lecture~ Also, I think it will be very helpful because it teaches well how to model so that it can be used in practice and become a good model~!!! In practice, there may be a lot of trial and error in the process of modeling becoming an actual product for beginners, but there are many parts that can be learned in advance, such as detailed R values and parting lines, so I think it will be very helpful~! Please upload many good lectures in the future~!