Orthographic Projection

What is an Orthographic Projection

• An image that contains a 3D image and 3 sides of the 3D image.
• There name of the 3 sides are the Top view, Front view, and the Right Side view.

The most common view displayed in a single view is the front view, for the most information out of all of the sidesd.

The difference between an orthographic and a third angle projection is that a third angle projection flips from one side to another where an orthographic rolls from the original object like its in a "bowl".

What view will have a hidden line

• All of the views may have a hidden line exept the 3D.

The term "bowl" is used a lot when making orthographic projection for how u draft the sides of the 3D item/image like you roll it on each sides.

View Locations

• The top view is in the top left corner
• The front view is in the bottom left corner
• The side view is on the bottom right hand side of the corner
• The 3D view is in the top right hand side

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