Scott Robertson , Pg.54
8:18 AM, Sunday January 24th 2021
Does this grid look okay , and how can i extend it horozontaly ? Thanks! ^-^
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3:40 PM, Sunday January 24th 2021
Hi. Here's my corrections:
Most important thing to remember is that the line from point B to F (and C to E as well) has to be horizontal or objects built upon this grid will be off. Therefore F2 marks the correct position of point F.
You can easily extend the grid by prolonging lines BC, AD and EF and copying the same measurements that you used for each interval.
5:46 AM, Thursday January 28th 2021
Thank you so much for taking the time to correct my work , I truly appreciate it . :)
5:12 PM, Thursday January 28th 2021
I'm glad I could help! Besides, helping you is helping me review and move forward in the book too :D
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