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The nearest vertical edge of the solid rests against the vertical plane and therefore its perspective will be upon the picture plane. The true length of this edge (5'0") may be set off at A-B, or projected from the elevation by line C-A.
In this system of perspective all heights are secured from eleva- tions; and all heights (as in any system of perspective) must be meas- ured or located upon the picture plane, for there only do they appear of their true length.
Problem VIII.
Scale 1 4"=1'0". S.... P. 22'0" to right and 2'0" above. C. V.
17'0" from S. P., P. L. at S. P., H. 9'0" above P. L.
In this problem a square prism, base 8'0"x8'0", altitude 14'0", 19 SIMPLIFIED MECHANICAL PERSPECTIVE.
20 THE PERSPECTIVE DIAGRAM.
with sides vanishing to right and left at 45° is drawn. The lower base is upon the horizontal plane, the upper is above the level of the eye.
Its height is found as in Problem VII.
Problem IX.
Scale J4"=1'0"- S. P. 22'0" to right and 3'0" above. C. V.
15'0" from S. P., P. L.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nearest vertical edge of the solid rests against the vertical plane and therefore its perspective will be upon the picture plane. The true length of this edge (5'0") may be set off at A-B, or projected from the elevation by line C-A.
In this system of perspective all heights are secured from eleva- tions; and all heights (as in any system of perspective) must be meas- ured or located upon the picture plane, for there only do they appear of their true length.
Problem VIII.
Scale 1 4"=1'0". S.... P. 22'0" to right and 2'0" above. C. V.
17'0" from S. P., P. L. at S. P., H. 9'0" above P. L.
In this problem a square prism, base 8'0"x8'0", altitude 14'0", 19 SIMPLIFIED MECHANICAL PERSPECTIVE.
20 THE PERSPECTIVE DIAGRAM.
with sides vanishing to right and left at 45° is drawn. The lower base is upon the horizontal plane, the upper is above the level of the eye.
Its height is found as in Problem VII.
Problem IX.
Scale J4"=1'0"- S. P. 22'0" to right and 3'0" above. C. V.
15'0" from S. P., P. L.
What to read after Simplified Mechanical Perspective for the Use of ... Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Forrest Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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