Elementary Projection Drawing Theory And Practice
Elementary Projection Drawing Theory And Practice
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The circle og'o\ on oo' as a diameter, represents the same circle revolved about oo' as an axis and into the vertical plane of projection. Drawing a tangent to og'o' ^ l)arallul to DD', we find g\ a visible point of the curve of shade, whicli, when the circle revolves back to the position oo' ^ appears at J/, since, as the axis oo' is in the vertical plane, an arc, g'g^ described about that axis, must be ye?*^«ea//y projected as a straight line. (See An. Yi. ) In a precisely similar manner ai"e... found h.^ Jc, w?, and f. At A and B, rays are also evidently tangent to the sphere. Through A, y, «S:c. , to B the visible i)ortiou of the curve of shade may now be sketch''d.
192. The niost highly illuminated point is 90° distant fioin tli = \\ic chord of 90°, and revolve this ]jerpendicular circle back to the })osi»ion qq', when Q will be found ^t, r'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The circle og'o\ on oo' as a diameter, represents the same circle revolved about oo' as an axis and into the vertical plane of projection. Drawing a tangent to og'o' ^ l)arallul to DD', we find g\ a visible point of the curve of shade, whicli, when the circle revolves back to the position oo' ^ appears at J/, since, as the axis oo' is in the vertical plane, an arc, g'g^ described about that axis, must be ye?*^«ea//y projected as a straight line. (See An. Yi. ) In a precisely similar manner ai"e... found h.^ Jc, w?, and f. At A and B, rays are also evidently tangent to the sphere. Through A, y, «S:c. , to B the visible i)ortiou of the curve of shade may now be sketch''d.
192. The niost highly illuminated point is 90° distant fioin tli = \\ic chord of 90°, and revolve this ]jerpendicular circle back to the })osi»ion qq', when Q will be found ^t, r'.
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