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CS475/CS675 - Comute Gahics Pojectos Viewing Pojectos Cente of Pojection? Cente of Pojection Object Object Image Pane o Pojection Pane Image Pane o Pojection Pane Othogahic Pojection To View Mutiviews ( o o incia anes) Fo ojection on the ane we get the ojection mati as P Tue sie o shae fo ines Tansfom and then oject using an othogahic ojection such that at mutie adjacent faces ae visibe bette eesentation of a 3D object using view Face aae to ojection ane shows tue shae and sie If U be the mati fomed b stacking u the unit vectos aong the thee aes and T be the aonometic ojection then If U be the mati fomed b stacking u the unit vectos aong the thee aes and T be the aonometic ojection then TU T Side View TU T ' ' Font View ' ' ' ' ' ' The foeshotening atios fo each ojected incia aes ae then given b: f ' ' f ' ' f ' '

Deending on the kind of foeshotening the cause we can have thee tes of aonometic ojections Timetic (a foeshotenings ae diffeent) Deending on the kind of foeshotening the cause we can have thee tes of aonometic ojections Deending on the kind of foeshotening the cause we can have thee tes of aonometic ojections Timetic (a foeshotenings ae diffeent) Timetic (a foeshotenings ae diffeent) Dimetic (two foeshotenings ae the same) Dimetic (two foeshotenings ae the same) Isometic (a foeshotenings ae the same) f f f f f f f f f f f f f Assuming we otate b R and R befoe we do the ojection on the ane Now we a this aonometic ojection T to U T P R R sin sin sin sin cos cos sin sin sin sin TU f f f So the foeshotening atios become f sin f f sin Fo Isometic ojections if we sove fo f f f then we get ο θ356 and ±45

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Thee oint esective Geneation of esective views Geneation of esective views P P P P ' ' ' Thee vanishing oints Thee CoPs? Tansfom and then a singe oint eseective Let us t to tansate a a esective and oject to T P T m n m n m n M C Eshe Ascending and Descending Tansation aong ine Geneation of esective views Geneation of esective views Geneation of esective views Rotate about ais and then a singe oint eseective ojection T P R Rotate about ais and then a singe oint eseective ojection T P R Tansation aong the ais causes change in scaing cos We get a two oint esective

Geneation of esective views Geneation of esective views Rotate about ais ais and then a singe oint eseective ojection T P R R sin Pana Pojections Rotate about ais ais and then a singe oint eseective ojection Pesective Paae T P R R sin cos sin sin sin Taonom We get a thee oint esective Othogahic Aonometic Obiue Font To Side Timetic Cavaie Dimetic Cabinet Isometic One Point Two Point Thee Point