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| Completing the Bicycle Frame in Isometric - page 9 |
 Here
is the “FUDGE-A-METRIC” part. By duplicating the seat top and reducing it to 85
percent of original size, moving it up about 1.25 inches, editing some
nodes on the bottom shape and welding the result you should be able to
produce something like what is shown here. Finish this tutorial by
deleting the side view of the seat on the Trace layer. |
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Our next tutorial will involve rendering the frame. |
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