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

This webinar shows how to use T-Splines to model a knife handle, then the real-time renderer KeyShot to render it.

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.

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.

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.

This exercise introduces you to one of the basic T-Splines mindsets - to make a smooth surface, start with a primitive and push and pull it to achieve the desired shape.

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.

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.

Creating an organic T-Spline design can be as simple as merging together untrimmed NUBRS surfaces and applying a few commands. Watch this video tutorial on creating a bottle to learn how.

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.

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

Learn how to model a modem with T-Splines. The entire process consists of making a T-Splines box, then just moving control points. No other commands were used. 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.

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.