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==Rhino Interface==
===Tool Panels and Windows===
*'''Rhino Interface''':
[[File:rhino_interface.png|1000px]]

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*'''Tools''':
[[File:rhino_tools.png|120px]]
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===View===
*'''Zoom, Zoom Extents, Zoom Extents All''':
[[File:rhino_zoom.png | 160px]]
==Modeling in Rhino==
===Basic 2D Modeling===
*'''Points, Lines, Curves, Arcs, Circles, Elilpses, Rectangles, Polygons''':
[[File:rhino_curves.png|120px]]
*'''Join, Explode, Trim, Split''':
[[File:rhino_join_trim.png|120px]]
===Grid and Snaps===
*'''Grid, Ortho, Planar, SmartTrack, Gumball, History''':
[[File:rhino_grid_ortho.png | 400px]]
*'''Object Snaps''':
[[File:rhino_object_snaps.png|200px]]
===Solids===
*'''Solid Creation''':
[[File:rhino_solids.png|200px]]
*'''Extrusion''':
[[File:rhino_extrude.png|300px]]
===Booleans===
===Meshes===
==Saving Model for 3DP==
===Convert Model Units to Millimeters===
*Convert to millimeters. In the menu select '''File->Settings'''.
*Under "Units", select "millimeters":
[[File:rhino_select_units_mm.png|400px]]
*Confim that yes, you would like to scale the model (for ex. each inch is 25.4mm):
[[File:rhino_scale_model.png|300px]]
*You should see your scaled model:
[[File:rhino_scaled_dog.png|600px]]

===Exporting as STL===
'''NOTE: When exporting, make sure you are using millimeters as your model units.''' ([http://wiki.roberttwomey.com/Ysu3dp#Convert_Model_Units_to_Millimeters convert model to mm])
*Select your model to print. 
*In the file menu, select '''File'''->'''Export Selected''':
[[File:rhino_export_selected.png|200px]]
*Choose "STL (Stereolithography) (stl)" in the file type dropdown, and give your file a name:
[[File:rhino_export.png|400px]]
*Accept the default mesh options: 
[[File:rhino_stl_mesh_options.png|400px]]
*Make sure "Export open objects" is not selected (slicing software needs watertight, closed objects):
[[File:rhino_stl_no_eport_open.png|400px]]
*Click "Export". This saves out a stl file. Now you are ready to go to the slicing section below.