What is isometric view ? Explain with examples : -
Isometric view is a view , where we represent three - dimensional ( 3D ) objects on a flat surface by means of showing three planes of an object . It is a way by which we can easily represent our shapes or our drawn sketch into three – dimensional ( 3D ) view . In order to give 3D look , an angle of 30 degree is taken in all of its sides . It looks axonometric projection in which the three coordinate axes appears equally foreshortened and the angle btw any two of them is 120 degrees. When object is drawn under these guidelines , the lines those are parallel to these three axes are at their true lengths or measurements . Lines those are not parallel to these axes will not be of their true length . Now look for some instance at the instructions at a figure as shown : -
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