This from a webinar recorded on October 12, 2010, using T-Splines v2.3. Travis Serio, winner of the T-Splines 2010 design contest, explains how he used T-Splines for his 1st place signet ring.

This from a webinar recorded on August 26, 2010, using T-Splines v2.3. Kyle Houchens demonstrates how to make a 3D model of a helicopter from a 2D sketch

Join T-Splines designer Juan Santocono and ASGVIS 3D Visual Artist/Trainer Fernando Rentas for a free instructional webinar in Spanish on two of your favorite Rhino plug-ins, V-Ray and T-Splines.

This is a silent, annotated video showing how to model a heart ring with T-Splines for Rhino.

Watch this video to see how to create smooth transitions and blends using T-Splines. The video also shows how to use Rhino's Blend command to blend a T-spline surface to a NURBS surface.

This from a webinar recorded on September 24, 2010, using T-Splines v2.3. Kyle Houchens demonstrates how to make bike frame using simple T-Splines commands.

This advanced tutorial guides you through how to make a watertight lawn chair suitable for injection molding.

In this exercise we will again start with a T-Spline primitive to model a mug. We'll introduce one new command: the extrude command.

This webinar was recorded on 29 July 2010 using T-Splines v2.3

Matt Sederberg explains a few simple T-Splines commands and then uses the commands to model a heart ring using T-Splines v2.3.

The first YouTube video introduces that commands that will be used to create the ring.

The second YouTube video models the ring.

Each video is about 14 minutes long.

Converting an .obj mesh file to a smooth T-spline surface is a popular feature in the T-Splines for Rhino plugin because T-spline surfaces are NURBS compatible and can be passed downstream to other applications as a watertight polysurface.

Even though the actual conversion of the .obj mesh to a T-spline surface is a simple, push-button feature, knowing a few best practices for creating your mesh will greatly improve the quality of your surface after conversion.

Create a hand using append face, extrude, manipulator and thicken from an introductory webinar recorded on May 26, 2010.

This from a webinar recorded on 23 November 2010, using T-Splines v2.3.

Kyle Houchens demonstrates how to model a pair of scissors using a workflow starting from tsAppendFace and another workflow starting from Rhino curves.

Claas Kuhnen, a professional T-Splines user, gives step-by-step instructions on how to model a Nintendo Wii nunchuck.

This from a webinar recorded on October 19, 2010, using T-Splines v2.3. Kyle Houchens shares some of his and other T-Splines experts' favorite tips and tricks to quickly create smooth models with T-Splines.

Kyle Houchens, owner of The Outside Digital Art and Design and designer of over 1000 vehicles for the toy and entertainment industries, shows techniques about how T-Splines can be a timesaving tool for adding detail to a car model.

Matt Sederberg shows some powerful new tools available in the newly released version 2.2.

In this webinar, we take a look at the very basics of how to use simple T-Splines commands to create an iron.

T-Splines for Rhino is useful for modeling soft, freform objects in 3D, such as cushioned furniture. Here are two videos showing how to model a couch using T-Splines. First, a two-minute, time-compressed marketing piece. Second, a detailed 19-minute annotated tutorial.

This tutorial shows how to use T-Splines to create organic architectural sculptures with branches and voids.

How to model a knife handle, from an introductory webinar recorded on May 26, 2010.

Model an eggholder with simple T-spline commands. This video is really paced more like a marketing piece than a tutorial, but if you would like to follow along, and the video is moving a bit fast for you, you can read the commands in the command history window in the top of the screen to see what has happened.

Learn how to model a bike pedal using simple T-splines commands. This video is really paced more like a marketing piece than a tutorial, but if you would like to follow along, and the video is moving a bit fast for you, you can read the commands in the command history window in the top of the screen to see what has happened.

Learn how to model a coaster using only two T-Splines commands: manipulate and extrude. This video is really paced more like a marketing piece than a tutorial, but if you would like to follow along, and the video is moving a bit fast for you, you can read the commands in the command history window in the top of the screen to see what has happened.

Learn how to model a dolphin using T-Splines. The box modeling principles shown in this tutorial are applicable to any organic design, and produce an easily faired surface.