True Isometric (Leaving Cert DCG): Flashcards
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What is true isometric projection?
What is true isometric projection?
Method showing objects in actual proportions and dimensions
True vs standard isometric: key difference
True vs standard isometric: key difference
True uses actual measurements; standard uses reduced scale
What does the axonometric plane method do?
What does the axonometric plane method do?
Projects orthographic views onto triangular framework for 3D
Shape used in axonometric plane method
Shape used in axonometric plane method
Equilateral triangle
What equilateral triangle represents
What equilateral triangle represents
Three main planes of projection
Three orthographic views needed for true isometric
Three orthographic views needed for true isometric
Front elevation, end elevation, plan view
What plan view shows
What plan view shows
Top view of the object
What end elevation shows
What end elevation shows
Side view of the object
What do measurements in the final drawing correspond to?
What do measurements in the final drawing correspond to?
Actual object dimensions
Main benefit of true isometric over standard
Main benefit of true isometric over standard
Dimensions remain actual size (true scale representation)