When working with drawings, photos, graphics and similar applications, raster and vector files are the two most used types that you will encounter. We’ve already talked about vector files in another article. Those are what Rhino Red Prints have to offer in the form of completed 2-, 3- or 4-sided drawings. Here, were going to […]
Line thickness in any vector file can be pre-determined. Before the work starts, one can pick colors, thickness, basic tools of drawing, etc. That is only a small fraction of the flexible solutions offered by any modern software related to drawing vector files. It is not a miracle, it is computer science and software implementation. […]
Rhino Red Prints started with the idea to be a paperless option for various drawings. Even though some of Rhino Red vector files have been used to represent the schematics on paper, this was done by the end user, not by RRP. We don’t have anything printed. In the latter example, a decal producing company […]
Each Rhino Red Prints drawing is different. Why is that you might ask? Well, depending on what is the object, the information available might be different. Let’s take for example Messerschmitt Bf-109. This is arguably one of the most popular drawings of a WWII fighter aircraft ever. Many have produced plans or blueprints of it, […]