It is the process of Representing a Figure| a Shape | any Landscape or Building of Real life on the 2 dimensional plane.
In an isometric view, parallel lines don’t converge anywhere, they are seen as parallel. This is because each axis is being represented with the same Magnitude [Length].
If you were to start a picture by taking 1 unit in the Y axis, then you must take the same length along the X and Z axes too. This is what Isometric image to be more useful when it comes to depicting accuracy.
With Isometric drawing you can Bring a 3 Dimensional Object on to a 2 Dimensional Plane. Isometric drawings are the reasons as to how Video games were able to achieve much popularity.
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Points to Remember
All Spatial Metrics are Equally Scaled. When we say, Spatial Metrics, we mean, the Length, the Height and the Depth, which on a figure is represented by the X-axis, Y-axis and the Z-axis.