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| Constructing the Bicycle - page 7 |
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Snap one of the bottom nodes of the seat to the top of the Seat Post. Nudge the seat down 0.20". |
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may need the orthographic representation later so save the completed
orthographic primitive. Do a save-as and change the name of the file to
isometric primitive.cdr. Marquee select everything, group, and apply the
following to create an isometric front: 86.6 percent horizontal scale
using the Property Bar. –30.00 degree vertical skew using the
Transform Docker. Finish by using the Align and distribute command to
put the primitive in the center of the page.
Next month we will begin building the isometric version of our bike. |
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