Axonometric Plane (Leaving Cert DCG): Flashcards
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What is the axonometric plane?
What is the axonometric plane?
Specially positioned reference plane for pictorial projection
Perpendicular projection onto axonometric plane gives
Perpendicular projection onto axonometric plane gives
Isometric or axonometric view of object
How is axonometric plane positioned?
How is axonometric plane positioned?
At equal angles to horizontal, vertical, and end vertical planes
Effect on principal directions in axonometric projection
Effect on principal directions in axonometric projection
All three principal directions equally foreshortened
Tilt angle for axonometric plane
Tilt angle for axonometric plane
Appearance of axonometric plane in pictorial view
Appearance of axonometric plane in pictorial view
Its true shape
Isometric scaling via axonometric plane
Isometric scaling via axonometric plane
Consistent scaling along all three axes
Starting shape for axonometric plane method
Starting shape for axonometric plane method
Equilateral triangle ABC
Orthographic views needed for axonometric method
Orthographic views needed for axonometric method
Plan, front elevation, end elevation
Main advantage of axonometric plane method
Main advantage of axonometric plane method
Accuracy - precise proportions and angles