3D drawing distorted

[woodworks]

Not sure why after slightly orbiting perspective, lines become distorted. When in SE isometric view lines are clear. Is there a setting to adjust? Computer specs: 2ghz, 2gig ram,Nividia G-Force 6200 w/256mb.

[ReMark]

I think it's due to the fact it was a perspective to begin with.

[woodworks]

I usually draw in se isometric. Is that what you mean by a perspective? What other way is there that I could create camera view and get clear results?

[ReMark]

You may have drawn in se isometric but ypo said that you slightly orbited the perspective. Hence...the result you got.

 

Try using the Camera command.

[woodworks]

I probably haven't given a good description. I first orbited with bad results. Then created the image you see as a camera view.

[ReMark]

Perhaps it is just a matter of developing your technique.

[woodworks]

This is how it looks in se isometric, pretty clear. I would like to view more of cabinet without distortion. What should I change in my technique?

 

[CALCAD]

woodworks,

Are you referring to the jagged appearance of the lines? If so, that is a result of the limited resolution of your monitor. You may get a better image through your printer.

[CAD Library]

yes try to print it out.. you will see.

[hoss]

woodworks,

Are you referring to the jagged appearance of the lines? If so, that is a result of the limited resolution of your monitor. You may get a better image through your printer.

 

I agree with CALCAD, usually the printout looks lot better than the image you get on your monitor

Also make sure that the whole drawing is not rotated

[woodworks]

Printout does look better. Still some jagged edges but not as bad. Usually publish and then convert to pdf to e-mail to customers. Sometimes edges of extruded objects seem to disappear until zoomed in. The problem with that is you can only zoom in as far as the layout/paper size will allow.

 

Thanks for the help