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This document discusses orthographic projections, which are a method of producing multiple two-dimensional views of a solid object from different angles to fully represent it. Orthographic projections involve projecting points and lines on an object orthogonally onto planes to create two-dimensional views at right angles to each other. There are two forms of orthographic projection depending on the positioning of the object: first angle projection and third angle projection.
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- A point or line is said to be projected orthographically if the projector is normal to the plane. Therefore the word orthographic stands for drawing at right angle. Solids consist of points linked by lines. Using a system of parallel projectors from their boundaries, the lines (or points) may be projected orthographically on to any planes. The figures below illustrate how a solid object is projected on to a vertical plane and a horizontal plane, the projectors are being normal to the planes and parallel to each other In practice, orthographic projection uses two principal planes: a vertical plane and a horizontal plane. These two planes intersect each other and produce four quadrants or angles.