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Chapter 12

Pictorial Drawing

TermDefinition
Isometric drawing is similar to an isometric sketch except that it is created using instruments.
Isometric axes is a 120 degree angle that is from an object aligned with three axes
Axonometric Projection is a projection that is used for three axes at an angle to show three sides of an object.
Dimetric projection is only two angles that are equal with two special foreshortened scales.
Trimetric projection is that all three sides are different from each other and three special foreshortened scales are needed.
Picture plane is two axes that are parallel.
Cavalier oblique is a receding line that is dawn in full length.
Perspective drawing is a three dimensional representation of an object as it looks to the eyes from a particular point.
Normal obliques are some drafters that are used for three-quarter.
Vanishing point is where the point meets.
Technical illustration is defined as a pictorial drawing that provides technical information using visual drawing techniques.
Isoplane is in AutoCAD that is used to make a one of the isometric planes that is available to the cursor in isometric drawing.
Cabinet oblique is a receding line that is drawn only-half size.
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