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In this video lesson, we’ll discuss about Orthographic and Perspective View in Tinkercad
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In this video lesson, we’ll discuss about Orthographic and Perspective View in Tinkercad
Access the entire Tinkercad Course in the following playlist:
https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x9pcsy
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00:00so now let's understand how orthographic and perspective view actually works so here you can
00:11see by default this is a perspective view meaning if I were to bring the object closer you can see
00:16that it is larger and if I were to bring it farther back you can see that it gets smaller
00:21so let's say for example if I were to go ahead and bring in a cube right here let me just expand
00:27this out right here just like this outwards and let me just go ahead and keep it on the side right
00:33here and then pull this out you can see that as I were in the perspective view we can see that the
00:40length right here is technically the same but the one at the back is much more smaller compared to
00:46this one as you can see right here this is how we humans actually see but if we want a more parallel
00:52outlook a more let's say for example orthographic view where everything is actually parallel then
00:59you can actually go around and use the orthographic mode right here so once you do that you can see
01:04that the front and back right here is parallel it's technically the same right here and then this is
01:10what you have this is how the orthographic view actually works so you can see that this is much
01:16more like an isometric as well so if you want to make sure that everything is equal let's say for
01:22example right here uh without the distraction of uh let's say for example perspective then you can
01:29actually utilize this as you can see right here so I can go ahead and put this out right here as well
01:34and then put this out as well just like this as well and then this is what you have you can go ahead
01:40and resize and then rotate this out as you can see right here just like this and you can see that
01:45everything is parallel as you can see just like that so that is how you can go ahead and utilize
01:51orthographic view as you like as well and then change it to perspective view whenever you want as well
01:59so that is how you can go ahead and utilize orthographic view and perspective view inside of tinkercad
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