I here these terms intermingled all of the time between artists/designers/engineers, etc. Was wondering if you guys could help explain as simply as possible:
- Axonometric
- Isometric
- Orthographic
(please correct me i am wrong)
Isometric is a special case of Axonometric meaning all lenght are folded up to exhibit the correct length in all direction. Axo is the general Term for a display form where some lengths are displayed by true properties.
Orthographic is a 2d view from an object, meanin you see a square from a cube (that means if the cube lays flat on the axis and is not rotated of course)