Photoshop making isometric?

photoshop isometric
user2396307 picture user2396307 · Aug 14, 2013 · Viewed 8.8k times · Source

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Hi everyone. I'm trying to learn isometric picture on photoshop. I've found an example on web, just as an image. At this image, left square is my tile. I should transform this to the diamond at right.

But I'm wondering that, how can I make it most pratically? I've transform the rotate to 45'. What should I do now? I've used distort to the the same but I don't know which values I should enter.

X: ? Y: ? W: ? Y: ? H:? ANGLE: ?

my square is 200px/200px. and which values I must enter to make it diamond like in the picture (is there any math formule?)

Answer

colorage picture colorage · Jul 31, 2014

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So:

  1. Rotate angle 45
  2. Resize image: W=100%, H=58%

or use this script

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