The Theory of Engineering Drawing
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Draw from e, in the hori- zontal projection, the diagonal eo, the vertical projection is e'o' with o' as a piercing point. Join o' with v, and the indefinite perspective of the diagonal is obtained. The perpendicular from e pierces the vertical plane at e' and e's' is the indefinite perspective. The intersection E of these indefinite perspectives is the required perspective of the point. This point can also be checked by drawing the other diagonal which pierces the picture plane at p', thereby ...making pV the indefinite perspective of the latter diagonal, which passes through E, as it should.
The point C is located by drawing the perpendicular and FIG. 245.
diagonal in the same way as was done for the point E. The rest of the construction has been omitted for the sake of clearness. As in Fig. 242, the vanishing points V and V are laid out by drawing a line through the point of sight parallel to the system of lines. Fig. 245 does not show the construction in this way because the horizontal projection of the point of sight is now above the ground line, due to the 1 80 -re volution of the horizon- tal plane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Draw from e, in the hori- zontal projection, the diagonal eo, the vertical projection is e'o' with o' as a piercing point. Join o' with v, and the indefinite perspective of the diagonal is obtained. The perpendicular from e pierces the vertical plane at e' and e's' is the indefinite perspective. The intersection E of these indefinite perspectives is the required perspective of the point. This point can also be checked by drawing the other diagonal which pierces the picture plane at p', thereby ...making pV the indefinite perspective of the latter diagonal, which passes through E, as it should.
The point C is located by drawing the perpendicular and FIG. 245.
diagonal in the same way as was done for the point E. The rest of the construction has been omitted for the sake of clearness. As in Fig. 242, the vanishing points V and V are laid out by drawing a line through the point of sight parallel to the system of lines. Fig. 245 does not show the construction in this way because the horizontal projection of the point of sight is now above the ground line, due to the 1 80 -re volution of the horizon- tal plane.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alphonse Andrew Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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