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Any tips (apart from reading the manual) are more than welcome.
How to learn to work with 3D boxes
Re: How to learn to work with 3D boxes
Based on your other topic, I assume you want it to draw a precise representation on a 3D scene.
Can you show an image, what kind of object(s) you want to draw?
Edit:
Found this site, with many useful info on technical illustrations, including 2 point perspective.
Can you show an image, what kind of object(s) you want to draw?
Edit:
Found this site, with many useful info on technical illustrations, including 2 point perspective.
Re: How to learn to work with 3D boxes
I got it. I tried to make a perfect 3D cube and I succeeded. After a lot of trying. Thank you for your answer, Lazur.
Re: How to learn to work with 3D boxes
There is no way to draw a perfect cube by try and error, but with a sort of constuction it is possible.
svg example
svg example
Re: How to learn to work with 3D boxes
Amadeus12 wrote:What about this: https://openclipart.org/detail/206232/perfect-cube-by-airborne4a-206232
That box is not high enough for a cube. The wide angle doesn't help to show the proportions.
In the attached svg there is a cube constructed that is close to match the original's top face.
You can drag the "x" handle in the middle and move around to move the box in it's edge's direction and see how it looks in different positions.
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