Hi,
As I'm trying to get Isometric views from my models, I've come to try specifics settings with the "Virtual Visit" 3D View :
- body angle : 225°
- head's : 35°
- Field of view : 10° (lowest possible)
With the appropriate distance from the subject, the result is good but not perfect.
Verticals ligns are ... not exactly verticals, as I understand perspective rules are mistreated here.
Though, would it be possible to lower the camera's angle ever more to get the proper result ?
Or is there another solution ?
Looking forward to hear from you,
Regards,
Jdab
Isometric View Tweak
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Re: Isometric View Tweak
Try a more recent version of Sweet Home 3D or even the version 5.5 beta, you'll be able to use a 1° field of view...
Emmanuel Puybaret, Sweet Home 3D creator
Re: Isometric View Tweak
Thank you very much Emmanuel, it helps a lot 
Field of views is still locked at 2° and result's not perfect, but I can deal with it.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the narrow field of view acts as a zoom, doesn't it ?
Had to take a 114 m. step back and 65 m. of height to capture a 2,8 m. cube.
I'll have to work my geometry out to get same results more easily.
Others improvements, like objet rotation, are much appreciated too !!
Thanks again
Field of views is still locked at 2° and result's not perfect, but I can deal with it.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the narrow field of view acts as a zoom, doesn't it ?
Had to take a 114 m. step back and 65 m. of height to capture a 2,8 m. cube.
I'll have to work my geometry out to get same results more easily.
Others improvements, like objet rotation, are much appreciated too !!
Thanks again
Re: Isometric View Tweak
Sorry for the wrong answer. I remember having programmed some tests with a minimum of 1°, but for some reasons, I finally kept 2° as a minimum value.
Yes, it's the same. Zooming actually changes the field of view of a lens.the narrow field of view acts as a zoom, doesn't it ?
Emmanuel Puybaret, Sweet Home 3D creator
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