Quick Axonometric Tutorial

Quickie Review on how to do the axonometric projection.

[@markjones8632]

Thank you so much for this video. I am a landscape architect student and was never taught it quite this way. This is a much better way and adds much clarity and efficiency.

[@RuthCRucoco]

Thanks heaps - You made this SO CLEAR & made it sound easy :D I've got to learn how to draft these as an Interior Designer :)

[@jojotan3344]

Helped out a lot with my assignment thanks

[@safaben8543]

Thank you professor, watching and learning from Algeria 😁!

[@nightmarez1569]

THANKS A LOT ♥

[@funchitecture]

high is h or h/2?

[@rowanross4043]

Thanks for this needed it for garden design - very clear and easy to follow

[@valvlog4665]

So clear. Thank You.

[@martadejesus6393]

Do you have any more videos like this?

[@Fzzslm]

that was really helpful.. thank you

[@RichandAC]

Best teacher ever!!!!!!!!!

[@saratw5537]

Thank you, I'm gonna do this wiht section, I hope it works

[@sonjaruth77]

Yea!!! Thank you!!

[@TheSecuteJustin]

really helpful thanks

[@Tetedasilva1]

you good tks but the movement of your cam make me dizzy!!!!

[@sameerahaidarali]

axonometric is 30/60 degrees, isometric is 45/45 degree.

[@aestheticmedic1]

You're right. This is an isometric drawing; one of three types of axonometric projections.

[@dazegoo]

im sorry but this is not an isometric... for that 2 happen all angles should be equal. in this case. one angle is clearly 90 and the other 2 angles are 135.. so its a DIMETRIC. correct me if im wrong

[@sandman5071]

Sameera H its other way around

[@imee0786]

This is isometric not aconometric

[@aestheticmedic1]

You're right. This is an isometric drawing; one of three types of axonometric projections.

[@ahmedbader6866]

You sound like marshal eriksen

[@anush_ich3504]

bullshit did not help at all