What is the difference between Perspective and Isometric drawings?

[@RandomBailey2011]

Oh boy, this helped. I'm in an asynchronous class right now, and my professor didn't explain this! Thank you, Becky!

[@theconceptspot]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@daddmac8377]

Excellent explanation and presentation! The history you included gives the presentation depth that I think is relevant and helpful in thinking beyond the concept of the vanishing point. Thanks!

[@theconceptspot]

Thank you! Glad you found it useful!

[@jbyrd117]

Well put. I like your presentation and energy

[@datlam1410]

Thanks for your sharing informative and easy to understand

[@Akirassickk]

Nice video! Thank u for explaining this! Greetings from Spain

[@maggiecelentano9927]

Love your style! Informative and entertaining

[@theconceptspot]

Thanks!

[@OdangaIsaiah-rh3cm]

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[@mervat.]

Thank you ❤❤
That's really excellent explanation

[@adarsh65kumar]

So that's what it means.. Thanks for the explanation !

[@alexdperdomo]

thanks, good video. one thing i dont understand is... is it realistic? I mean, can we view something in real life in isometric perspective? maybe its a ridiculous question but I'm so confused about the existece of ISO view

[@sahirart1]

so informative thanks you

[@ryanclemons1]

I see that explains a question i have been using myself lately namly what if non of the vanishing points lines converge so that is isometric good to know.
I have been trying to learn perspective and like a lot of things with drawing...I suck namly i often have my lines tilted in a way that ruins the perspective a few degrees mean so much it almost seems unfair :)

[@mc2594]

Your 'Cross Section' is an _Isometric view_ and your 'Isometric View' is a _Trimetric view._
Cross Sections are usually found in 2D Drawings marked A-A etc with direction arrows on one of the main views and shown in detail alongside, on a perspective view (or any other 3D view) they become a _Cut-Away_ view. Bad choice of examples otherwise ok for a coffee break 🙂

[@lucasamarantelucas4524]

wow. Your video is amazing. I was felling such a dumb before watching it. Thank you very much

[@SKELETON_FN]

Thanks for this. Well explained.

[@abby-fichtner]

thank you!

[@TheJwill25458]

Thank you for the info 🤩

[@theconceptspot]

You're very welcome. :)

[@حسنفرج-م3و]

Thanks 😊

[@theconceptspot]

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[@joseuriarte6284]

Pretty informative. Thanks for share your knowledge

[@theconceptspot]

Thanks for watching!

[@broderp]

I know the difference between the two, but fail to see how iso is any good. Modern software can zoom, rotate etc. so having an ISO view really from what I see serves no purpose other than to mess with my eyes as the human eye sees perspective. Thanks for the little bit of history and background though!

[@theconceptspot]

Isometric drawings are still used extensively in formats that can only be viewed on paper, such as design patent applications.

[@pablomartingalan1778]

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[@bu-ko8461]

she scares me when she makes her eyes big xd hahahha, btw very informative

[@mohammedsaidmahmoud2266]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@theconceptspot]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PanamaSticks]

Very funny. But you move too fast for my old tired brain.

[@theconceptspot]

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[@munazzamaqbool4777]

Clear as mud