Chapter 8 Three-dimensional wireframe and surface modelling
8.1 Introduction
The multitude of engineering designs and detailed technical drawings in common use around the world is two-dimensional, defined generally by the (x, y) coordinates only. These are either presented in orthographic or isometric (pictorial) or axonometric projections. These types of projections, particularly the orthographic ones contain details such as specifications and dimensions. Even though they contain so much detail, their use is also because of their simplicity in production compared to the stages ...
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