How to draw at 45 degrees in axonometric drawings

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Reply #22009-03-10

Draw a diagonal line between the two positive directions; you can control the angle as you see fit, as long as it looks good. Indicate the dimensions and the angle, and add cross-hatching.

Reply #32009-03-10

Is it like this? Are there no more specific standard requirements? There seems to be some deviation all the time! :Q

Reply #42009-03-10

Enable polar axis tracking, set the tracking angle to 15 degrees, and locate it between the two positive directions based on the tracking line; this gives a more natural appearance

Reply #52009-03-10

Use polar tracking; right-click on the polar axis to see the options for polar axis settings, and set it to 45°

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