I found this tutorial on the Computer Arts website. Pretty nice tutorial on covering some basic isometric tricks. I have to admit, I’ve never messed around with the extrude tool much but this made me want to try it out a little more.
I found this tutorial on the Computer Arts website. Pretty nice tutorial on covering some basic isometric tricks. I have to admit, I’ve never messed around with the extrude tool much but this made me want to try it out a little more.
I find the extrude tool works great for isometrics on simple geometric objects when in a time crunch on a project. Thanks for the article, Clint!
Interesting article. Thanks Clint.
I’ve played around with the isometric settings of the ‘3D rotate’ function before – but I’ve found it inaccurate.
If you take three identical squares and use the iso top, left and right settings, then assemble the results into a cube – the corners don’t match up. As a perfectionist – that bothers me : )
I think it would be great if the Illustrator team took the new perspective grid feature and gave it isometric and other para-line capability. If you think the same you can request it here:
http://www.adobe.com/go/wish
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