Perspective grid 3D software

[Anonymous No.3792466]

OK, so I want to make a set of premade perspective grids to have them ready at hand when drawing. I used perspective tools for photoshop, but I want something similar to the picture attached.
What software is the best choice? I would suspect 3ds Max could be one option since it allows to set up cameras (lenses and what now), but maybe there is something easier and quicker?
Any tips would be appreciated.
Pic comes from FZD cinema.

[Anonymous No.3792468]

I thought line drawing centric software has 3d wireframe cubes like that

[Anonymous No.3792470]

>>3792468
Which one do you have in mind?

[Anonymous No.3792471]

>>3792466
I have no experience with 3d programs, but theoretically, one could make a 3d structure which it's basically a set of squares like your pic made out of wire, and whenever you need a certain grid, just open up the file, zoom the camera inside the object, move the camera around however you like to get the wanted angle, screenshot, put the screenshot in your drawing program and draw on top of it on another angle. Or, if you want to check an already work, put the layer on top and lower the resolution.

And whenever you want another grid, you repeat the process

But I am sure there must be another simpler way and I am overthinking this

[Anonymous No.3792473]

>>3792471
That was more or less what I was thinking about, so I guess I will try that.
Thanks!

[Anonymous No.3792476]

>>3792471
>>3792473
glad I could help, also
>put the layer on top and lower the resolution.
I meant to say lower the opacity, but I am sure you got the idea

[Anonymous No.3792520]

>>3792466
Clip studio has built in perspective rulers that work really well.
And it has 3d options as well, so you can create a wireframe cube ad import it or you can just download the premade one on ASSETS.

[Anonymous No.3792527]

>>3792520
Yes! Sounds like the easiest option, gonna give it a go first. Sankyu sempai!
>>3792476
>I meant to say lower the opacity, but I am sure you got the idea
Yup, no worries. Thanks once again

[Anonymous No.3792530]

>>3792520
does csp have a liquify tool?

[Anonymous No.3792532]

>>3792520
>premade

Like this

[Anonymous No.3792540]

>>3792466
I dont even remember where i got this but it's useful

[Anonymous No.3792543]

>>3792540
Yeah I got that one too. I remember you can set up camera parameters too, but I probably have older version since there was no human scale function- could you share version you have, pris?

[Anonymous No.3792548]

>>3792543
https://www.sendspace.com/file/6pnrz6

Not sure if i did this right.

Oh and there is also Carapace, pic related

[Anonymous No.3793293]

just figure out how to draw perspective freehand wtf

[Anonymous No.3793724]

OP here, I did it using sketchup in the end. I used "depth curve"= 2 in Styles-> Edge settings, but you can play with it to get desired result.
>>3792548
Weird, it says it is the same version I have except mine is .exe and doesn't have human scale as I mentioned. Sankyu anyways!

[Anonymous No.3794222]

>>3793724
What tools did you use to make the grid? I can't seem to figure that part out.

Also moving the camera around is a huge pain in the ass in sketchup. Is there anything I'm missing?

[Anonymous No.3794230]

>>3794222
O just made a cube and copied/ pasted it over and over untill I got a big cube made out of smaller ones. Then I used the wireframe like optin in styles, and moved camera around to get a desired shot (I used match photo feature to tweak camera- dunno how to use Sketchup so it is probably retarded way to do it). As for navigating and all- sorry but I am not a 3d guy, you might want to check YT they have some basic lessons that I had to use.

[Anonymous No.3795226]

>>3794230
Made this one in Krita, took about 5 minutes each.
Use the Vanishing point brush guides, put them as you want, put your lines down.

[Anonymous No.3795228]

>>3795226
3 points.
For the other one there's the infinite rulers that you can use to get the verticals.