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The basics of isometric projection include:
1. 120-degree angles: All lines are drawn at 120-degree angles to each other.
2. Equal scale: All three dimensions (length, width, height) are drawn to the same scale.
3. No perspective: Isometric projection does not use perspective, so lines remain straight and parallel.
4. Three axes: The x, y, and z axes are represented equally, with no one axis dominant.
5. Symmetry: Isometric drawings often exhibit symmetry, making them visually appealing.
6. No foreshortening: Lines and shapes appear in their true size and shape, without distortion.
7. Orthogonal lines: Lines that are perpendicular in reality are drawn perpendicular in the projection.
By following these basics, you can create accurate and realistic isometric projections of objects and structures.