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Chapter 12

Pictorial Drawing

TermDefinition
axonometric projection A form of projection that uses three axes at angles to show three sides of an object.
cabinet oblique The depth of the drawing is exactly one half of the true depth of the object.
cavalier oblique Shows the full depth of the object.
dimetric projection A form of axonometric projection in which the angles of two of the axes are equal; requires two special foreshortened scales to make measurements.
isometric axes Three axes spaced at equal angles of 120 degrees; used for isometric sketching and drawing.
isometric drawing A drawing in which the object is aligned with three axes that are equally spaced at 120 degree angles.
isoplane In AutoCAD, one of the three isometric plane orientations available for the cursor is isometric drawings.
normal oblique The depth of the drawing is exactly three quarters of the true depth of the object.
perspective drawing A three-dimensional representation of an object as it looks to the eye from a particular point.
picture plane In perspective drawing, the plane on which the object is drawn.
technical illustration A pictorial drawing that provides technical information using visual methods.
trimetric projection A form of axenometric projection in which all three of the axis angles are different; requires three special foreshortened scales to make measurements.
vanishing point The point at which receding axes converge in perspective drawing.
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