How to Create Isometric Grids CORRECTLY in Illustrator

Isometric grids are a type of 3D grid system used to represent three-dimensional objects in a two-dimensional space. They consist of evenly spaced horizontal lines at a 30-degree angle from the vertical axis and intersecting vertical lines at 120-degree angles from each other. Isometric grids provide a way to create drawings and illustrations with a sense of depth and perspective without the complexity of traditional 3D rendering.
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0:00 Intro
0:05 Incorrect way
0:18 Method No.1
0:56 Method No.2
2:25 Convert into guides
2:50 Outro

[@leraglush1183]

thank u

[@ashez002]

Great vid, but if I wanna make the angle say 22 degrees, instead of 60 (I need it for a task) the grid isn`t the same; Is this grid supposed to be only 60/120 degrees?

[@rileydesign]

Beautiful

[@PANTERvision]

Thank you!

[@jaysonfontela5761]

💖

[@alvinbuenaventura3439]

I follow the steps but it didn't work to me

[@anonymousx2403]

Remember to grp the line after duplicating and aligning it , How it works then

[@leraglush1183]

why I can't save this video on my playlist ?

[@PANTERvision]

Hmm it's enabled, interesting

[@Felixnootnoot]

it doesn't work for me

[@JuddsonIvines]

It sounds like you're saying to use pairs, but then you make 9 lines, which is an odd number. I'm so confused!

[@PANTERvision]

In the video I clearly mentioned "impair" not pairs, and then I made 9 lines.

[@JuddsonIvines]

@@PANTERvision I've not ever heard that word used in that context before. Typically I take "impair" to mean to harm or hinder. Thank you for enlightening me and for your quick response.

[@PANTERvision]

@@JuddsonIvines Oh now I see what you mean, I checked in the dictionary. I wanted to say "unpaired" lol, so it's unpaired numbers, you was right. Sorry, English is not my first language and I struggle sometimes 😂

[@JuddsonIvines]

@@PANTERvision I thought that might be the case. No worries! Thanks for the awesome videos!

[@PANTERvision]

@@JuddsonIvines You're welcome!