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- Chapter Objectives
- Introduction
- Using Isometric Snap
- Switching Isometric Planes
- Using COPY and Other Edit Commands
- Drawing Isometric Circles with ELLIPSE
- Drawing Text Aligned with Isometric Planes
- Drawing Ellipses in Orthographic Views
- Saving and Restoring Displays with VIEW
- Chapter Summary
- Chapter Test Questions
- Chapter Drawing Projects
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Introduction
Learning to create isometric drawings should be a pleasure at this point. There are very few new commands to learn, and anything you already know about manual isometric drawing makes it that much easier on the computer. Once you know how to get into the isometric mode in AutoCAD and change from plane to plane, you can rely on previously learned skills and techniques. Many of the commands from early chapters in this book will work readily, and you will find that using the isometric drawing planes is an excellent warm-up for 3D wireframe and solid modeling.