Microsoft Visio has several three-dimensional templates. The instructions below use the Block Diagram With Perspective template. Top of Page Create an isometric drawing with a template If desired, remove the grid by clicking the View tab, and then click the check box next to Grid in the Show area.

Repeat Step 17 until the drawing or diagram is complete. Right-click the part of the shape or the line that you want to remove, and then click Cut. In the Shape Design group, click Operations, and then click Trim. Tip: The Developer tab appears on the Visio ribbon.Ĭlick the Home tab, click Select in the Editing group, and click Select All in the list. Select the shape, and click the connection points to reshape and resize. Top of Page Use Basic Shapes in isometric drawingsĬlick the Home tab, and then click More Shapes > General > Basic Shapes.ĭrag a shape from the Basic Shapes stencil onto the drawing pane.

In Visio, on the File menu, click New, and then click Basic Drawing.Ĭhoose between Metric Units or US Units, and click Create.Ĭlick the View tab, and then click the check box next to Grid in the Show area.Ĭlick the Home tab, and then click the arrow next to the Rectangle shape in the Tools area, and select Line.ĭraw the shape manually using the line tool.

Create an isometric drawing from scratch, incorporate basic shapes, or use three-dimensional shapes and templates.Ĭreate an isometric drawing with a templateĬreate an isometric drawing with a Block Diagram With Perspective template Put information in your drawings and diagrams into perspective with an isometric drawing.

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