I'm learning Blender and this video completely clarified orthographic vs perspective view. Thank you. Well done. I recognized the Scottish accent and then saw your screen name "Clan MacCad." Love it!
Helped me understand from a 2D/3D graphics programmer and game developer . So I'm implementing a orthographic projection setting a matrix to have parralel projection lines towards a or inside a square box clipping plane.
This is fantastic. I have a new class of GCSE students about to start Engineering for the first time and I am going to use your videos to introduce the elements of Engineering Drawing to them. This will make it sooooo much easier to explain! Thank you!
sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know a method to get back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb lost my password. I love any tips you can give me.
@Jairo Gerald i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Awesome lectures on Engineering graphics. I really like the animation and the way you explained. Could you let me know what software did you use to make these lectures? Thanks a lot!
I've been using perpective as a 3D artist for a few years, and orthographic looks so wierd to me, is there any problem for me to use CAD with perpective?
I think it ends up being software based and output based. I personally use perspective in 3Ds MAX when doing more visual content or artistic style 3D modelling. Plus the navigation tools in max are really geared towards perspective. Toggling back and forth to line something up perfectly and be able to visually see it is so can be powerful though. When using AutoCAD or Inventor/Solidworks etc. I tend to end up in orthographic while working as it is usually much more similar to drawings you may be working from or working towards in the end. Again the navigation and orbit tools are a little favoured to that as well. What you absolutely cannot do, is produce engineering drawings or product design technical drawing with views laid out using perspective. It goes against all standards and would confuse suppliers/manufacturers etc. However while working on the actual models, you do you! :)
Yes! But with a small caveat. Currently finishing off a part time MSc on top of work. That will wrap up in august this year. Got a lot more experience in a number of areas that will help content production too, so expect a serious quality jump too!
I'm learning Blender and this video completely clarified orthographic vs perspective view. Thank you. Well done. I recognized the Scottish accent and then saw your screen name "Clan MacCad." Love it!
Helped me understand from a 2D/3D graphics programmer and game developer .
So I'm implementing a orthographic projection
setting a matrix to have parralel projection lines towards a or inside a square box clipping plane.
This is fantastic. I have a new class of GCSE students about to start Engineering for the first time and I am going to use your videos to introduce the elements of Engineering Drawing to them. This will make it sooooo much easier to explain! Thank you!
sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know a method to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb lost my password. I love any tips you can give me.
@Marcos Reign Instablaster :)
@Jairo Gerald i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Jairo Gerald it worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out !
@Marcos Reign you are welcome :)
I think most people know this already but now they know it much better and much more clearly. Very awesome video.
This is SO clear, great explanation.
Wow....if all Eng'g.dwg. teacher use this method no doubt everyone on the class can fully understand...thank you..
You are a good graphic designer.
I am impressed the way you created this and explained.
Good video, I could understand the concept of orthographic projection versus perspective view
Great video, excellent creations. What kinda software do you use for visuals?
What kind of program did you animate?
Awesome lectures on Engineering graphics. I really like the animation and the way you explained. Could you let me know what software did you use to make these lectures? Thanks a lot!
Cheers! It's all animated and rendered in Autodesk 3Ds MAX, then video editing is done in Adobe After Effects.
Finally, I understood this topis. Thanks alot..
your videos are worth watching
Very Helpful. Thanks a lot
very good exaplanation
Thanks a lot ❤
Great video ❤
awesome work
great video thanks!!!
I've been using perpective as a 3D artist for a few years, and orthographic looks so wierd to me, is there any problem for me to use CAD with perpective?
I think it ends up being software based and output based.
I personally use perspective in 3Ds MAX when doing more visual content or artistic style 3D modelling. Plus the navigation tools in max are really geared towards perspective. Toggling back and forth to line something up perfectly and be able to visually see it is so can be powerful though.
When using AutoCAD or Inventor/Solidworks etc. I tend to end up in orthographic while working as it is usually much more similar to drawings you may be working from or working towards in the end. Again the navigation and orbit tools are a little favoured to that as well.
What you absolutely cannot do, is produce engineering drawings or product design technical drawing with views laid out using perspective. It goes against all standards and would confuse suppliers/manufacturers etc.
However while working on the actual models, you do you! :)
I mean i'm using it only for hobby and such, all the actual drawing i'm making in 2D in the sketch tool, so no problem? :D
great job
Gorgeous!
any new videos planned?
Yes! But with a small caveat. Currently finishing off a part time MSc on top of work. That will wrap up in august this year. Got a lot more experience in a number of areas that will help content production too, so expect a serious quality jump too!
3d vs 3d with distance
Took me 3 min to realize he's Scottish