How do we get such parallel view in Rhino?

[izumi_aiko]

Hi everyone, I hope I am posting in the right topic.

it has been bothering me for a while. I have been seeing works produced from rhino that has this sort of parallel view where the front seems to be an elevation and the top too. Like a sort of frontal axonometric.

Anyone knows how such parallel / axonometric view is created please?

[encephalon]

did you try Two Point Perspective? it will keep all the vertical lines exactly 90°, rotating the camera along the vertical axis then increases or decreases the effect.

[izumi_aiko]

Hi, I have tried. But those drawings that I have been seeing a lot of them are even scaled. So they are most likely not perspectives…

[encephalon]

just to be sure we are not talking past each other, i am not talking about perspective but → 2 point perspective, its a difference.

the image above looks exactly like 2 point perspective, or is there any other example you could share?

here this setting a bit stronger

i am talking about this

if you are trying to stretch it additionally or are looking for a specific projection, you could also look at this, but as far as i can tell in the image you provided you dont need anything more than 2 point

Is it possible to create a custom projection mode

I was wondering if it was possible to create a custom projection mode by editing “Projection Vectors” For example, the ‘top’ view port mode arranges the vectors this way: [image] Another example in perspective could look like this [image] What I would like to achieve is an ‘Axonometric’ view mode configured as follows [image] is this possible to achieve? thank you.

[Tom_P]

check out the isometric option

Isometric | Rhino 3-D modeling

How to Achieve Axonometric View in Rhino?

Hi there, How to Achieve Axonometric View in Rhino, or how to change the Isometricv view Angles in rhino? There is some custom command in YT that allows you to get an axonometric view, but it will distort the model to make it look like Axonometric using Isometric View in Rhino. Is it possible to get it done using some hidden camera option? [b97dd5476b3dc076abc95e2e5f2c33b9]

and this great workflow for axonometric view / image:

Creating-an-Axonometric-View-in-Rhino-1.pdf

[izumi_aiko]

this is EXACTLY what I need! Thank you so much!!! Super thankful!!

[izumi_aiko]

The settings to get the image I uploaded is:

! _Select _Pause _SetActiveViewport Front _Shear w0 w0,0,1 -45 _SetActiveViewport Top _Zoom _All _Extents

Then on TOP VIEW, make2D, and rotate to the correction orientation!