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Isometric projection of squares

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POSTED BY: Clayton Shonkwiler
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Please note that the issues discussed here have been fixed in the latest versions of Wolfram Language.
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I get the same result as Sander for the last example - Mathematica 10.4 on Windows 10.
POSTED BY: Bianca Eifert

@Bianca Eifert @Sander Huisman Ah, interesting! I was using 10.3.0 on Yosemite, but I get the same (correct) result as both of you on 10.3.1 on El Capitan. There's no change in the first example, though.
POSTED BY: Clayton Shonkwiler

I can confirm this, same for me. Not sure if this is implemented to be honest, I never used JoinForm/CapForm with 3D lines... I did use with Tubes though...
POSTED BY: Sander Huisman

Hi Clayton,

the last bit of code works just fine for me:

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Mac OSX El Capitan version Mathematica 10.4
POSTED BY: Sander Huisman
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