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4 years ago

Explain orthographicand multi-viewprojection

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Elina [12.6K]4 years ago

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Answer:

Orthographic projection is a projection method to present three-dimensional shapes in two-dimensional format in which the projection lines are drawn to be orthogonal to the plane of projection, such that each view of the three-dimensional object is translated to a view of the orthographic projection and orthogonal to the view

A multiview projection is the representation of a three-dimensional projection by two or more two-dimensional views

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Explain orthographicand multi-viewprojection​

Explain orthographicand multi-viewprojection