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:JULI@N: Registered 14/07/2002 Points 641	25th February, 2006 at 20:43:25 - Hi, I'm pretty sure I have perpective errors in my picture. Could someone help me? n/a
Knudde (Shab) Administrator Crazy? Registered 31/01/2003 Points 5125	25th February, 2006 at 21:07:37 - Just quickly looking at it, it almost seems as if your vanishing point for the wall isn't quite right; which is throwing off everything else. Craps, I'm an old man!
:JULI@N: Registered 14/07/2002 Points 641	25th February, 2006 at 21:28:57 - Yes... I think I'll redraw it, but this time isometric, so all lines are parallel. Edited by the Author. n/a
DanielRehn Registered 18/09/2002 Points 139	25th February, 2006 at 21:50:25 - The socket has some "errors" to...Upper line! n/a
Matt Boothman The Nissan Micra of forum members Registered 20/09/2002 Points 109	25th February, 2006 at 22:18:55 - The top and bottom lines of the poster and mirror shouldn't be parallel with the line between the ceiling and right wall. Ditto with the door and closet. You have to make all lines go towards the vanishing point, which means that no two lines should be parallel unless they are on the same level. I've edited the left wall in the image above. I've left some of the construction lines in. As you can see the top of the door and closet is slightly not parallel to the wall, because it goes to the vanishing (which disappointingly lies off the edge of the picture). http://soundcloud.com/normbo - Listen to my music.
:JULI@N: Registered 14/07/2002 Points 641	26th February, 2006 at 02:21:19 - Oh, thank you very much. Still, I did redraw it. It is better, isn't it? n/a
Teapot Does he even go here Registered 02/10/2003 Points 2631	26th February, 2006 at 05:32:42 - Of course, isometric viewpoints are physically impossible. n/a
DaVince This fool just HAD to have a custom rating Registered 04/09/2004 Points 7998	26th February, 2006 at 15:29:33 - You need help with perspective. But isometric images don't HAVE perspective. Everything is just parallel, which can never be achieved in real life! Old member (~2004-2007).
Robbert Registered 19/06/2003 Points 420	26th February, 2006 at 15:43:09 - He is right Hey mates, I'm Iglo yeah =P!
Matt Boothman The Nissan Micra of forum members Registered 20/09/2002 Points 109	26th February, 2006 at 17:51:12 - Yeah, why ask for help if you are going to change it to isometric anyway? http://soundcloud.com/normbo - Listen to my music.
Robbert Registered 19/06/2003 Points 420	26th February, 2006 at 22:54:21 - Isometric is dead easy, as long as you follow all the "rules" Hey mates, I'm Iglo yeah =P!

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