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| Using Paper Engineering Drawings to Create an Isometric Drawing - page 6 |
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Change the symbol size to 1.5 and drag symbol 42 onto a clear area. Break apart (Ctrl+K) the symbol and fill with white. Notice that some of the lines have vanished because the front to back order is wrong. Go to Arrange - Order - and choose Reverse Order. A few segments will still need to be corrected. When the order is correct group (Ctrl+G) the symbol and position it as shown. |
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Change the symbol size to 1.6 and drag symbol 43 onto a clear area. Break apart (Ctrl+K) the symbol and fill with white. Again, notice that some of the lines have vanished because the front to back order is wrong. Go to Arrange - Order - and choose Reverse Order. A few segments will still need to be corrected. When the order is correct group (Ctrl+G) the symbol and position it as shown. |
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Change the symbol size to 2.2 and drag symbol 44 onto a clear area. Break apart (Ctrl+K) the symbol and fill with white. Again, notice that some of the lines have vanished because the front to back order is wrong. When the order is correct group (Ctrl+G) the symbol and position it as shown. |
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