08-07-2012, 09:01 PM
Boss, Chris,
WOW! and I thought I had a headache before!!! (LOL) I never once thought that this would be anywhere near as involved as this has turned out to be. And I want to thank everyone for all their efforts and valuable time. Thank you.
I agree whole heartily that this should end being as simple as possible so that anyone, using DeltaCAD or any other 2D cad program, could use and end up with a proportionate perspective, and reasonably accurate, drawing. Atleast visually balanced if not mathematically accurate.
As part of all this, I've been looking into isometric drawing (never done those before either (LOL)) as well, it in fact being a drawing in perspective (at a fixed vanishing point vector of 30 degrees). And I noticed that there is no diminishing depth as there is no diminishing width in other perspective drawings. At this point I don't think that helps anything but I thought I'd mention it as an observation.
And Chris, you're right, I do love it! (LOL) Somehow, someway we have to tie all this together and end up with a fairly easy way to achieve our goal.
Thanks again everyone,
williamj
WOW! and I thought I had a headache before!!! (LOL) I never once thought that this would be anywhere near as involved as this has turned out to be. And I want to thank everyone for all their efforts and valuable time. Thank you.
I agree whole heartily that this should end being as simple as possible so that anyone, using DeltaCAD or any other 2D cad program, could use and end up with a proportionate perspective, and reasonably accurate, drawing. Atleast visually balanced if not mathematically accurate.
As part of all this, I've been looking into isometric drawing (never done those before either (LOL)) as well, it in fact being a drawing in perspective (at a fixed vanishing point vector of 30 degrees). And I noticed that there is no diminishing depth as there is no diminishing width in other perspective drawings. At this point I don't think that helps anything but I thought I'd mention it as an observation.
And Chris, you're right, I do love it! (LOL) Somehow, someway we have to tie all this together and end up with a fairly easy way to achieve our goal.
Thanks again everyone,
williamj