Rhino Geometry Modelling Quiz

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Rhino Geometry Modelling

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What is a Polyline in Rhino?
- A single continuous curved line
- A series of connected lines forming a single object
- A line that automatically follows the shape of an existing object
- A line that is always straight and locked in the X direction
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What command can be used to display control points for a selected curve in Rhino?
- ShowPoints
- PointsOn
- ControlDisplay
- CurveEdit
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What is the purpose of the Leader command in Rhino?
- To create a leading edge for a surface
- To set the priority of different layers
- To generate a continuous line following a curve
- To add a text annotation with an arrow pointing to an object
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What is a CPlane in Rhino?
- A three-dimensional object used for modeling
- A surface that defines the drawing plane for modeling
- A tool for rendering textures onto surfaces
- A feature that automatically aligns objects in Rhino
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What is the key difference between a surface and a polysurface in Rhino?
- A surface is always flat, while a polysurface is always curved
- A surface is a single continuous form, while a polysurface is made up of multiple joined surfaces
- A surface is only used for 2D modeling, while a polysurface is used for 3D modeling
- A surface is a solid object, while a polysurface is always hollow
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Why is it impossible to unroll a doubly-curved surface using the UnrollSrf command in Rhino?
- The surface is not a closed polysurface
- The surface contains gaps or missing edges
- Double curvature means the surface is curved in two directions, making it mathematically impossible to flatten
- The command only works on mesh objects, not NURBS surfaces
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What are the three main properties that make up a mesh in Rhino?
- Points, Lines, and Polygons
- Faces, Edges, and Vertices
- Curves, Surfaces, and Solids
- NURBS, SubDs, and Primitives
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What is the primary purpose of the Make2D command in Rhino?
- To convert a 3D object into a 2D plane
- To flatten a 3D surface into a single curve
- To create a 2D line drawing of a 3D object for presentations and diagrams
- To automatically label objects in a Rhino model
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Which Boolean command in Rhino combines multiple solid objects into a single solid?
- Boolean Union
- Boolean Difference
- Boolean Intersection
- Boolean Split
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What is the purpose of creating Aliases in Rhino?
- To apply custom materials to surfaces automatically
- To rename objects in the model for better organization
- To generate alternative views of a model
- To create shortcuts for commands, making them faster to execute
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