I am a big fan of axonometric drawings, partiuclarly exploded axos like the one below. So, I thought it would be helpful for those who do not have the script to provide it and include some simple directions.
1. First, save your model under a different name because your model will get distorted.
2. View your model in Perspective (even though no persepctive is being used)… just anything other than the given ‘top,’ ‘back,’ ‘right,’ 'left’ etc…
3. Enter this script: ! _Select _Pause _SetActiveViewport Top _Rotate 0 30 _SetActiveViewport Right
_Shear w0 w0,0,1 -45 _SetActiveViewport Top _Zoom _All _Extents
4. Then you can view your axonometric in the Top view.
5. From there you can Make2D to get the line-work only.
* For this exploded axo, I saved the file in model form before 'Making2D’ so that I could select layers and pull apart the components ie the structural framework and fenestration. After “Making2D” I was able to isolate the components and extrude the parts equidistant. And, of course, I brought it into Illustrator for line-work and a little fine tuning to come…
I’m going to provide some links to get you started in terms of donation resources that are available at this time for regions affected by the hurricanes that have passed through or will be coming soon. Feel free to add on.
The French and Dutch Red Cross organizations are seeking donations at this time for their respective territories on then island (do research on any organization you are curious/ wary about before donating, as the Red Cross track record isn’t so hot)
This is just a starting list. As said before, please feel free to add on.
It goes without saying but if you cannot afford to donate, share the information so someone who can afford to help has some options or a place to start looking if they’d like to help
But would you kindly ponder this question: What would your good do if
evil didn’t exist, and what would the earth look like if all the shadows
disappeared?
