In this case, if I was able to move my viewpoint along the z axis so I am essentially looking directly over the points I want to move, it would really help with the perspective problem. However, I have not discovered how to freely move my viewpoint along an axis. Is there a good way to bring them back into perfect alignment so the points differ only in the correct amount of x (9mm front to back).ģ) I have discovered how to free rotate the camera to look at my attempt from any angle. Once you rotate the camera, it is beyond obvious the match is poor at best.Ģ) I obviously failed to pick the pair of points at times and this resulted in the front of the slab not matching the back. From the angle I was working, things looked like they matched up nicely. Four questions and whatever advice you might care to share:ġ) How do you avoid the problem of perspective when lining things up with the 3 view. I have attached a screenshot of my admittedly woeful attempts to build a fuselage. Even doing that I have run into some trouble (I have essentially no 3d modeling experience).

I have been attempting to use Wings 3d to build a simple foam aircraft.

Wings 3d software