How to make simple iso bases Newb edition.

[Patrick]

FIrst tut.Step one. Make a size that can be divided by 32\. e.g. 96x96 or 192x192

I made this in 96x96.
Make a 96x96 file on paint like so.

Then go onto another image editing software that can rotate 45 degrees. ((paint doesn't do this)I use Paint.net.
This is how you rotate 45 degrees on paint.net
step 1
step 2

Result:

Then squash it by 50%
you can do this on paint.
Like so.
step 1 :
step2

Result:

Voila! you now have a basis of what to build your iso tiles on!

[Owen F]

> Voila! you now have a basis of what to build your iso tiles on!

Indeed.
Nice tut.

[Patrick]

@INH:

> Indeed.
> Nice tut.

Aww thanks.

[Guest]

using

[Patrick]

@Commander:

> using

As in using to make tiles?

[ntc1314]

But the system is to detect "sqaures" for tiles.

How to make it suitable for detecting "rhombus" ???

[mrmiguu]

Or: [http://www.biorust.com/tutorials/detail/247/en/](http://www.biorust.com/tutorials/detail/247/en/)

[Repercussionist]

@MrMiguu:

> Or: [http://www.biorust.com/tutorials/detail/247/en/](http://www.biorust.com/tutorials/detail/247/en/)

It's pretty obvious in this tutorial that his "cube" really doesn't have the 1:1:1 length, width, height ratio to technically be called a cube. Just sayin'.