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"Chris Chase" wrote:
There seem to be only two standard isometric views available - one looking down (TFR), and one looking up (BFR). There are also buttons for a number of off-angle trimetric views, but none of the other standard iso views. Do they exist somewhere? If not, there has got to be a way to define and save new ones (i.e. rotating the view in 90° increments about the vertical axis), right?
"Chris Chase" wrote:
Thanks for the tip Allen. I didn't know you could set up views that way. However this seems to be a way to set up more 'off angle' views only. It still doesn't let me set up the 4 standard isometric views. I just would like to take the existing iso view (under Window>Projection>'Isometric View Top'), and spin around the vertical axis in 90° increments to get the other 3 views. I am completely baffled as to why those wouldn't already be set up as standard views (as they are with every other 3D software that I have used).
"Chris Chase" wrote:
Yes, that is how to physically rotate all of the parts about the Y axis - I just want to rotate the view around the parts (without actually manipulating the parts) and save it as another view that can be called up whenever needed (by clicking on a button or something), just like the two existing isometric views are.