What is this perspective called

looks overhead to me

Coordinate axes in isometric are 120 degrees apart

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These are both the same perspective.
Isometric just means that each axis is represented 120 degrees apart from each other
T. Engineer

fuck off

Pick your poison.

Just kidding, you picked to be stupid and incapable of looking up something instead!

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So then OP is "Military" I'd wager? Never heard of that before but it's basically "Isometric but higher".

the US uses Imperial system though shouldn't it be IsoImperial

pretty much

orthographic

how to identify a professional engineer: they are wrong, and then they call themselves an engineer

the international system of units does not include the us and doesn't give a fuck about what they say or want

There was some info graphic that had a list of views in videogames. Including top down eagle eye (think Hotline Miami) and seprated it from regular top down (think Link's Awakening)

Soul

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based frenchies

> Isometric projection is a method for visually representing three-dimensional objects in two dimensions in technical and engineering drawings. It is an axonometric projection in which the three coordinate axes appear equally foreshortened and the angle between any two of them is 120 degrees.

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