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| Isometric Bike Cranks and Pedals - page 4 |
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Rotate the crank arm –36.00 degrees. Convert this object to an isometric front by applying the following from the Transform Docker. 86.6 horizontal scale and a –30.00 degree vertical skew. Next apply a –120 degree rotation. |
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Use the Extrusion tool and apply an extrusion with the following settings: Back parallel, x = 0.00 y=-0.375, VP locked to object and vanishing point relative to object center. Apply a 120-degree rotation and then separate, break apart, ungroup and render as shown. |
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Group everything together, duplicate and place one copy over the star shaped object. |
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