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    one2
    last edited by 1 Jun 2008, 03:52

    Hi, I have SketchUp Pro 6.4 and I was wondering how to get these different views/cameras of my building, because I want to trace them for my design class. It's a bit difficult to just orbit to get these views because as you see it (Search in 3D Warehouse: Lupo Concept), it's a bit abstract.. I know that you can get isometric views, but I was wondering if there are any plugins or ways to get these cameras/drawing views:

    planometric
    oblique (cavalier and cabinet)
    planometric

    If you look at the building you can see it would be hard just to get a front view with the side on a 45degree angle as required for an oblique view. Unless you can see this, it would be greatly appreciated if somebody could suggest a plugin/way to get these drawing views or take screenshots of the building in different views and upload them!!!!
    Can somebody please help me out!

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      swedishnitro
      last edited by 1 Jun 2008, 13:57

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      Post no.3 I hope this helps.

      http://www.jordanjlloyd.me

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        one2
        last edited by 4 Jun 2008, 06:52

        thanks! but how do I get the oblique projections?

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          plot-paris
          last edited by 4 Jun 2008, 07:56

          I am not sure - but what do you get, if you choose the ISO view of the SketchUp default views and switch to parallel projection?

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            Anssi
            last edited by 4 Jun 2008, 18:51

            SU does not have oblique views, only isometric. Oblique views used to be quite popular in the hand drafting days, but I don't know of any 3D application that can do them.

            Anssi

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              Wo3Dan
              last edited by 4 Jun 2008, 20:48

              @one2 said:

              thanks! but how do I get the oblique projections?

              one2 (the man with many names!),

              I thought making oblique projections (-cavalier and -cabinet) was more or less taken care of in the other forum:
              http://groups.google.com/group/sketchuphowto/browse_frm/thread/1ef6ee1e6bfada67#
              in sort of simulating/approaching the right projection. I'm still thinking of a better way though.

              About the other projection: planometric. To set up a 3D-environment for this seems a lot easier.
              In fact I think it could even be made into a ruby plugin for general use. That's for ruby-scripters to decide and for you to request.
              If not you could use sort of a template if you need it a lot.

              Let me work on the model to present on how to achieve this.
              A little patience s'il vous plaît. I got to do it right. I'm half way now.

              Wo3Dan

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                one2
                last edited by 4 Jun 2008, 22:05

                lol thanks.. but im not asking you to do so - this aspect of the unit isn't significant. It's only for this unit in which im designing a nightclub, that our teacher wants us to implement different drawing views throughout our folio- it's not like the main presentation or anything.

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