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Mario SJPD

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Good morning to all,
a student question,what do you remember how to get an assonometric view from the three standard main views?
and spent too much time since I did these things at school... .
or alternatively someone is getting a monometric military assonometric view in inventor?
I have to do my homework for the boss's son...:frown:
 
banda bassotti said:
I would have fun even if I remembered how to do it... give some of the students who often help in this forum come to help me.
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mha? ?
They were nothing difficult, they were doing in the two years with the two teams. the most "laborious" thing is to build the ellipses that represent the circles on the "sghimbesci" planes (in fact they did in all sauces). for the rest it is only a matter of bringing the measures back to mind that in some types for the depths a reduction factor is adopted (for example in the quarry at 45° the lengths are halved).

However here are some tips:View attachment ASSONOMETRIE.pdfand on the net find everything and more.

greetings
Marco:smile:
 
bhe, if you use autocad you have help with the snap command set it in isometric.
then with f5 steps for the various plans of isometry and with the ellipse command - isometric circle you can easily draw the circles in isometric assonometry.
 
However here are some tips:
assonometrie.pdf
and on the net find everything and more.
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I've found your link, too. I'm still looking for googles. But my problem and that I have the three projections and I need the geometric process to find the required asymmetric and I just don't remember.
 
build the plant and then it is made
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I have certainly explained badly I have views of it I want, built it in figurative inventor, my problem and draw the assonometric military view monometric, a horseboard angles y=60°e x=30° but turned upward) which is a particular representation 3d
 
I probably have wrong forum maybe it would be more suitable "Mechanical Engineering students" ....but really engineering do these things? ?
 
Maybe I misunderstood what you were looking for. However if it is what I understood I would do so (I had already written it to apprentice in his infinite post): in the three views put a system of coordinates (obviously in 2d because we are on the plane and the third axis is perpendicular to the sheet and you do not see) on the object. then you will have appropriately put xy,xz and zy. make this drawing the three axes according to your assonometry and go back to the three floors what you see in the three views ( paying attention as sampom says that in some types of assonometry you use a reducing factor for depth). Then it is enough to combine the three views with the parallel lines to the axes of the axis.
I hope I've understood the problem and I've explained the best.
 

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