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Originally posted by:First off, what is the NATURE of your collision? There's many ways to handle isometric collisions that aren't as easily apparent as orthometric. Secondly, try making a generic collision parent and rotate it 45 degrees and then scale it 1/2 Y. You should be able to put it anywhere on the isometric grid and it will collide correctly. All I can tell you is that on this tile, there is a wall, I am trying to make the player character pass the ground on the tile but not the wall.

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Isometric-based letters are the perfect way to reflect structure in a display typeface, as I discovered with a recent commission for a magazine feature on contemporary architecture. Taking the concept further, in this tutorial I'll guide you through the process of building a grid that will form the basis of your design and then show you how to draw, colour and light your to create a three-dimensional architectural scene. Once you understand the basics of this technique, you can use it to quickly and easily create stand-alone pieces or intricate repeating patterns. (2.19MB) Step 01 Don't dive straight into Illustrator for this. Working on an isometric grid demands precision, but you'll get a better feel for what you want to achieve much faster by sketching a few ideas out onto paper with a pencil.

When we reach the steps of making your own typeface on screen, I'll show the full process on one letter only, as it's much better to experiment and come up with your own type designs. Step 02 There are lots of ways to make your isometric grid, all of which have their own benefits. But for me, this is the simplest method: firstly, using the Line tool in Illustrator, draw a horizontal line across your page and duplicate it several times until you have a good number of lines.

Now select all and double-click on the Shear icon in the Toolbox panel. Enter an angle of 30 degrees and click on the vertical axis. Step 03 Next, copy and paste a duplicate in front (Ctrl/Cmd+F) and select the Reflect tool. Hold Shift to constrain the result and then use your mouse to flip the sheared lines. Step 04 Now draw a set of vertical lines through each intersection until you end up with the pattern shown above. A quick way is to draw a line at either end and use the Blend tool to fill the steps in-between.

Once you have your grid drawn in lines, select everything and convert all the lines to guides (Ctrl/Cmd+5) to create your finished grid. Step 05 If you haven't already, switch on Smart Guides (Ctrl/Cmd+U) and enable Snap to Point (Ctrl/ Cmd+Alt+') to help you get precise positioning. To create the letters, we'll construct a series of cubes along our 30-degree lines.

Draw each side of a cube separately, working without fills. Step 06 Once you've drawn each side, put them together to build your first cube.

Make sure you include the hidden faces, as you may want to reveal and use them later, depending on how you want your letters to look. At this point, it's worth adding some basic shading to define a light source. I've chosen to have my light source coming in from the bottom left-hand side so that my top plane is dark, the right plane has a medium gradient, and the left plane is fairly light. Step 07 Start to build your first letter by duplicating your cubes and repositioning them. This is where Smart Guides and Snap to Point will come in handy.

You'll see that having a defined light source now helps in visualising the letters more clearly. Step 08 Once you're happy with the shape of the letter, start adding in some more advanced colour.