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| Completing the Bicycle Frame in Isometric - page 8 |
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Connect the dots and add a segment from each end, extending straight down as shown by the blue line. Select each of the original segments (not the vertical ends) and change them to a curved line. Marquee select all of the segments and smooth them. The result is shown by the red line. |
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Delete the plot points. Delete both of the vertical segments with the node Edit Tool. Use the Transform Docker to apply a vertical mirror to a duplicate of the original shape. With Snap to objects turned on snap the two halves together, Combine them and join the nodes. Fill with white and horizontally mirror the seat. |
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Use the IsoTools Add-in (Download if necessary from our Home Page) to apply an Isometric Front effect to the seat top. By applying a - 120 degree rotation and a horizontal mirror, from the Transform Docker, to the result you will have a top view. |
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