Alternate isometric view
Alternate isometric view
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Is there a way to create a second isometric view of an assembly (say from the back view as opposed to the front view). I really need to show an ISO of a rectangular shaped assy in two view to accurately depict this equipment. Any help is appreciated.
Also is there a method to auto exploed an assy with a pre-defined distance (say 100mm). I am having to explode the assy one step at a time to get the output I need. An auto explode is sending parts to various distances and am spending as much or more time editing them to get them looking correct.
TAP
Also is there a method to auto exploed an assy with a pre-defined distance (say 100mm). I am having to explode the assy one step at a time to get the output I need. An auto explode is sending parts to various distances and am spending as much or more time editing them to get them looking correct.
TAP






RE: Alternate isometric view
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Scott Baugh, CSWP
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RE: Alternate isometric view
RE: Alternate isometric view
Regards,
Scott Baugh, CSWP
http://www.3dvisiontech.com
http://www.scottjbaugh.com
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RE: Alternate isometric view
RE: Alternate isometric view
If you want the .swp file let me know. I don't think I can upload a file to this site??
RE: Alternate isometric view
RE: Alternate isometric view
Or do you want to turn the part upside down, and then create more isometrics?
I also have some modified code to do this if you need it. It creates 16 different iso-views. All I haven't done yet is to create a form to allow the user to select which of the views they want created. At this point you manually need to delete the views you don't want to keep.
Remember...
"If you don't use your head,
your going to have to use your feet."