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HereвЂ™s my points on button and thereвЂ™s my control points. Now letвЂ™s have a look at the control points of these two objects. The curve that IвЂ™m creating is driven by the points that I pick, and of course weвЂ™ve got the undo here thatвЂ™ll cycle us back through those points and to close that I just press enter on the keyboard.

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I make a series of left clicks, now you can see how this differs. If I hold down my button I can come down to the third one and choose interpret points. Now letвЂ™s have a look at an interpret point curve. Now if I make a series of left clicks on the construction plane, and you can see that the points that I pick donвЂ™t pass through them but itвЂ™s influenced by them. You can see now over the top left hand corner, itвЂ™s looking for start of curve and thereвЂ™s my crosshairs. If I make a left click over here, thatвЂ™ll be a control point curve. WeвЂ™ll be just having a look at two commands.

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Now letвЂ™s have a look at some free form curves. Now IвЂ™m just going to window space those, backspace and delete. WeвЂ™ll see later how some commands require line segments, some require open curves. So itвЂ™s as if this one now was drawn with a polyline and this one with line segments. In order to flip between the two different states, I can select my polyline here and I can use my explode icon here to turn that into a series of segments, and just to do the same here, if I window select these objects here. Now look, if I make a single left click on these objects, itвЂ™s going to identify them as single open curves. Again, we can close it with the left click. So I make a series of left clicks, very similar to the previous one. If I hold my cursor over polyline here, youвЂ™ll see that line segments is listed after polyline, so that means that I can make a right click in order to use the lines command, line segments. Now letвЂ™s look at a line segment command.

So thatвЂ™s a polyline and if I select that, that will be selected as a single object because the point at which we have kinks, a kink is a sharp change in direction, the curves are joined. If I bring my cursor back to the very start of the line, I can find the very start by finding the objects that I can point.

Now IвЂ™m constrained to 90 degree angles, so if I turn Ortho off I have now complete freedom. Now if I click on this button here, polyline, start of polyline here in bold. Now just drag a window across those and backspace to delete them. So by clicking on Ortho here, I am going to constrain my line to the horizontal and I make a left click. So I clicked on both sides there and you can see now that my line is being created, equidistant from the very first line that I chose. Now IвЂ™m just repeating this action to show you the both sides option. Now in order to repeat that command, I right click on the mouse and I slide along here to repeat line line and I make another left click. Now IвЂ™m going to make another left click to define the end of the line. My cursor has changed to a small pair of crosshairs which means that I can make a left click, or I can type in a coordinate or a distance in this line here. Now in bold, itвЂ™s asking me here for the start of the line. We can access the line command by placing my cursor over the polyline button here, holding down my cursor and sliding across here to line and release.

So letвЂ™s start by just looking at the line command.

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IвЂ™m Sean from Simply Rhino and in this tutorial IвЂ™ll be covering polyline, line segments, line and two freeform code commands, firstly control point curve and then interpret curve.

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Welcome to the Simply Rhino, Rhino for Mac Tutorial series. This is the video transcript, published alongside the video, to further support your Rhino learning experience. Rhino3d for Mac Tutorial Series - Curated by Simply Rhino to help you get started and learn Rhino on the Mac platform.