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Feature request: perspective view in drawings

In a drawing, it is sometimes helpful to have a more "human" view of a complex product in addition to only isometrical views.
So hereby the request for a feature to insert perspective views to drawings.
I am not the first, see also these related posts:
So hereby the request for a feature to insert perspective views to drawings.
I am not the first, see also these related posts:
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But googling for a solution, I got my job done using the workaround with a screenshot of a "hidden edges removed" view (described in the first link Johan posted above).
Although you can store the projection type in a named view, drawings will not let you select those named views that are perspective
Then put the image on the drawing
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as for me there is no other option to work in 3D but the perspective view
this is how my little brain works
i event use it while drawing sketches (in any app that allows it)
so definitely upvote
Doesn't seem to be possible yet. I seldom need perspective views in drawings, but for those rare cases I do (Architects!), I sometimes fake a perspective overview by adjusting my model view as required, set perspective, switch render mode to unshaded, then just make a screen shot and place that on the drawing sheet instead of the usual isometric view. It's not the real thing but satisfies most requests.
It would still be good, if we could get a perspective view out of Onshape, in line art, as a DXF, PDF or SVG file. That'd help communicating with illustrators and artists of all kind.