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For some design I was working in dimetry, depicted with this image. Dimetry refers to that two of the axises scale factor is the same. That description covers a large variety of axonometric views though. The scale factors and the angles I chose result that if you mirror the y axis along x axis, you will get z axis. There are similar dimetry-s that are used more often, like the so-called conventional axonometry. Here is an image of that (original author unknown). http://kepfeltoltes.hu/131008/konv_www.kepfeltoltes.hu_.png Another commonly used one has it's axises at 97ð; 131,5ð; 131,5ð, and some may even use different scale factors too. To me this one seemed a more trivial choice. Image drawn with inkscape. There are three invisible planes included in the svg, to make mapping of objects easier 2013 2d 3d Dimetry
