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How To Draw An Isometric Diagram From A Master Plan
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2022
- In this video you will learn how to take a 2D Master Plan, and turn it into a Isometric Diagram! You will learn how to set up this drawing correctly, and see the process from start to finish. Along the way you'll learn about some tips when creating this type of drawing, and also some different options and routes you can take when constructing it. All you need is a ruler, pencil, triangle and trace paper and you can easily make something like this. This drawing is actually not as hard to construct once you understand the rules and can be completed in just a few hours! In the video we are using an app called Morpholio Trace. This is an app for the Ipad and can be downloaded for free over on the app store!
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These videos are helping me through my landscape design class. Thank you :)
Glad to hear! Hope to keep making more tutorials in the future
This is really cool! thanks for sharing how to draw this!
Thank you! I am by no means amazing at hand rendering but this was a game changer for me!
This was SOOOOO helpful. Thanks so much. I love your videos.
I wanted to know more about how you do your sections in morpholio. I usually use photoshop but if there’s an easy way to do it from plan in morpholio that would be awesome!
Thank you! I have a plan to show how to create a section with Morpholio.. I've always used cad for the linework and then rendered with photoshop but you certainly can do it all in one place!
@@DesignItGreen Oh! No, that’s perfect actually. I do the same thing as a student. I was just curious if you did it in Morpholio.
Not typically, but maybe there is a way to do it all in one place! If I had to do hand drawn sections, I would probably do it in trace tho!
@@DesignItGreen great! Also, do you use sketchup? If so, can you do some 3D rendering videos?
I do use sketch up! Need to brush up a bit as I haven't used it nearly as much as I did in school! but would love to showcase some sketch up ideas and rendering options as well
Thanks so much for the vid. Actually helped so much!
Glad to hear it! thank you
Thanks a lot!
Thank you! glad you enjoyed
Thank you.
Thank you!
Can this be done on Adobe Illustrator too?
Yes! all just depends on what type of medium you want to work in
With the tree stencils do you ever have issues with the amount of pixelation that takes place ? I am routinely having issues with this and dont have a way to resolve it from what I am able to find online... Great video man. Appreciate the content.
Yes, this is more of a Morpholio issue unfortunately, I believe this is because the program is pixel based, so depending on the scale of what you are drawing they could get pixelated. You can play around to see at what point this starts to happen by just drawing a line and zooming into the line to see when you start to see the pixels.
@@DesignItGreen Right - I can't find anything saying they are addressing it however, which is a bit frustrating. Henry Gao mentioned they should have something by the end of the year to resolve this issue. Fingers crossed.
I think they will , they have been very receptive to there users!
@@DesignItGreen Glad to hear. This app has been a life-saver for me in arch. school.
How to draw the iso if I want to use different scale from the master plan?
How do you mean?
What application is that? :)
This application is called Morpholio Trace! It's an app for the IPAD primarily but can be used on your iphone too
Why does it look so easy, when you draw the straight lines? When I do it it’s all wavy or I have to draw directly at the lineal, to get straight line
When you do it in the video, the lineal is far of in the side and you get straight line nonetheless…
are you using the ruler tool when you are trying to draw a straight line or freehand? Usually if I want to draw something perfectly straight I use the ruler tool