Isometric Camera in After Effects - Tutorial

So there is a really simple trick to create an isometric camera angle in After Effects. After you've created the camera angle effect, every layer that you turn into a 3D layer will instantly look isometric. Check the video to see how! Cheers! :)
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[@SP-v]

Fun effect. tnx for all the guides I recreate them all to stay sharp

[@IsionIndustries]

I haven't been using a 3D camera system for my isometric animations in AE due to a slow Macbook. With this Mac I received I want to try different approaches to building animations so I learned quite a lot from this tut, thank you!

[@aerogruff]

Thanks man!

[@kaltronkrasniqi1568]

THANKS!

[@graphicstudio8334]

Wonderful. Thanks:)

[@CampKeyframetutorials]

Thanks for watching :)

[@bhaktipalange4261]

Thanks u so much

[@peaceofsouls9164]

Thank youuu

[@guilhermesalles4313]

This method works, but I found out that, to make the angle really match a isometric illustration that I had, I needed to use position -100.000 and zoom 100.000. With that, there is basically zero distortion.

[@NeveSky09]

omg you're a genius!!!! Thank you so much, I tried to solve the problem for too long before reading you