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chris fong View Drop Down
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    Posted: 13.Dec.2010 at 14:55
Can you rotate a 2D block in an isometric drawing?
To create the isometric angle.
 
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Points: 427 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13.Dec.2010 at 15:00
'Isometric drawing'?
Your either drawing in 2D or 3.
'Isometric' simply implies the viewing angle.
You can rotate in 3D, a 2D block using the '3drotate' command.
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Points: 310 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13.Dec.2010 at 16:10
Or, you can press & hold the Shift Key while pressing and holding your mouse wheel. This will allow you to move your mouse around and give you the dynamic view that you want. This way you're not stuck with the standard views provided by the program.

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