This document discusses orthographic sketching and projections in computer-aided engineering graphics. It defines projections as renderings of 3D objects onto flat surfaces by collapsing the object along the direction normal to the projection surface. The document explains that orthographic projections show a collection of parallel projections onto mutually-perpendicular planes, with the front, right-hand side, and top views arranged conventionally. It also describes the relationships between corresponding points in different views and types of lines used in orthographic projections.
This document discusses orthographic sketching and projections in computer-aided engineering graphics. It defines projections as renderings of 3D objects onto flat surfaces by collapsing the object along the direction normal to the projection surface. The document explains that orthographic projections show a collection of parallel projections onto mutually-perpendicular planes, with the front, right-hand side, and top views arranged conventionally. It also describes the relationships between corresponding points in different views and types of lines used in orthographic projections.
This document discusses orthographic sketching and projections in computer-aided engineering graphics. It defines projections as renderings of 3D objects onto flat surfaces by collapsing the object along the direction normal to the projection surface. The document explains that orthographic projections show a collection of parallel projections onto mutually-perpendicular planes, with the front, right-hand side, and top views arranged conventionally. It also describes the relationships between corresponding points in different views and types of lines used in orthographic projections.
Computer-Aided Engineering Graphics ● A projection is a rendering of a 3-d object onto a flat surface ● A projection involves collapsing the 3-d object into a 2-d shape in the direction normal to the projection surface. Orthographic Sketching
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Relationship between Views Relationship (cont'd)
● A set of orthographic projections is a collection of ● Corresponding points between the front and parallel projections onto mutually-perpendicular right-hand side views are aligned planes. horizontally. ● The arrangement of projections on a page is governed by convention. In North America, “third ● Horizontal distances measured in the right- angle projection” is used. hand view correspond to vertical distances measured in the top view. ● The view from the right-hand side of the object is placed to the right of the front view and the view from the top of the object is placed above the front view. ● Corresponding points in the top and front view are aligned vertically ApSc 151 ApSc 151
Sample Types of Lines
● Orthographic projections, but not isometric projections, show ● Visible ● Hidden ● Centerline ● Hidden lines show edges, the same as visible lines except that the line would not normally be seen because of another part of the object. ● Centerlines show the centers of circles and the axes of symmetry of cylinders