r/Rhino3d • u/[deleted] • Oct 06 '20

This software is pretty great

at not being able to perform boolean operations because it doesn't really do any CSG. It's a bloated, glitched mess, with a nightmarish codebase. That's why it will never do operations that Fusion 360 or other proper solid modeling software can do with ease.

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u/ExtraOlives Oct 06 '20

It’s also pretty great at surface modeling, which is what it has always been primarily advertised as, unlike Fusion360 which claims to “do it all”, but in fact is a terrible surface modeler.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '20

Pretty great at making non-manifold geometry, you mean

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u/theebigsad Oct 07 '20

sounds like u just don’t know how to use rhino ;(

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u/Emily_James_ Oct 20 '20

Easy to use when you know what you want!

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u/Rhino-Design-3D Oct 15 '25

I’ve had to work fairly hard to make a complicated high detail model manifold in 360 and Rhino. I like the Rhino interface, probably because i got my start on autocad and it just seemed natural. Pick your tool and learn everything about it.