Unfit from isometric grid

[P_Nog]

Hello,
Is there any way to unfit an object from the isometric grid plane in Affinity Designer and bring it back to the basic plane for edit?
Thank you.

[Old Bruce]

Just use the R* and S* in the Transform pane. That means setting them back to 0 and 0.

* Rotate and Shear.

[firstdefence]

7 hours ago, P_Nog said:

Hello,
Is there any way to unfit an object from the isometric grid plane in Affinity Designer and bring it back to the basic plane for edit?
Thank you.

This is a good point, @Old Bruce suggestion almost works but there is a distortion of the shape afterwards. to test create a square 50 x 50mm fit it to an isometric plane the change the R* and S* to zero the sqaure is no longer a square, it loses approx 7mm on it's height.

There should be the option to release from plane without the distortion.

[P_Nog]

12 hours ago, Old Bruce said:

Just use the R* and S* in the Transform pane. That means setting them back to 0 and 0.

* Rotate and Shear.

Thank you so much.
I tried it but @firstdefence is right. There is a distortion of the shape afterwards.

 

[P_Nog]

7 hours ago, BofG said:

Create your object on the flat plane, create a symbol from it and then fit the symbol copy to the iso plane. You then have the best of both worlds.

Thank you so much, but I think it only works for fill and stoke.
For example. If I want to open a hole in a rectangle, I can no longer subtract or intercept because it is a symbol and not a curve.

[P_Nog]

1 hour ago, BofG said:

Scale: 0, Shear 0, then in the height box enter: 115.4694%

You can do any editing, including subtract - you have to work directly on the layers of the symbol, everything has to first be within the Symbol group.

Hi BofG,
Everything works perfectly that way.
It was a big help.
Thank you so much!