Sometimes the conversion does not use enough polygons. This is because Rhino converts all NURBs objects into polygon meshes before rendering them. When you draw the plane, it also keeps the plane to be in the same aspect ratio of the image, so it won’t be deformed.Ī possible problem with rendering is that objects that should look smooth are jagged. Then Rhino will mesh those surfaces so that the mesh vertices for each surface will be exactly shared along their common edge and there won’t be any holes or cracking.Ĭommand makes a plane with an image attached to it. Also, some surfaces may need to be joined into polysurfaces. If strange cracks show between surfaces when you shade them, first try increasing the density of the render mesh on the Document Properties dialog box, Mesh

The next time you render the same model, the performance will have improved. It is during that time that Rhino calculates from the smooth geometry a hidden mesh that is used for the rendering. If the objects you are rendering are very complex, Rhino may be slow to shade or render them the first time. The color of objects and layers does not affect the render color. The materials assigned from either the Propertiesĭialog box determine the colors of the rendered objects. The dialog box page will reflect the current renderer.Īlong with other light types to create lighting effects on your model in all rendering methods.įrom the Render menu, click Current Renderer. Command produces a color rendering in a separate display window.Ĭhange render options on the Document Propertiesĭialog box.

Set default rhino renderer