I am trying to draw an isometric version of this part from first angle orthographic projections. But for the life of me I can't, I have never been good at nets / pr Attachment ortho to iso.jpgojections etc.
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I'm remaining with the orthographic projects of the object [see image] and the project is due some time next week. I'm having a hard time drawing the orthographic projections.
I use AutoCAD 2009.
the first 12 seconds, where he took a 3D model and created 3 other views with just a click.
I know it's a plugin but is there a way for AutoCAD to do this as well? It would make life so much easier for me.
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