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I'm answering this based on my knowledge of architectural drawing, so there may some variance. In architecture, we call it 'plan oblique view' drawings'. This is just perspective drawings of whatever it is you are drawing. 'Plan' just has to do with the angle that your are viewing it from. For example, I could draw a cube from the top, bottom, side, ect. In plan oblique, the view it is drawn from what is considered advantageous and is supposed to give the most realistic representation of what that cube would look like if you were actually viewing it from that angle in real life. I hope that made sense!
What else can I help you with?
What is the side view of a cube?
geometry
What is the difference between a plane geometry and a solid geometry?
one is plane and one is solid
What has the author Marcel Berger written?
Marcel Berger has written: 'A panoramic view of Riemannian geometry' -- subject(s): Riemannian Geometry 'Geometry revealed' -- subject(s): Differential Geometry
Mcdougal littel geometry 2004 book view online?
no
What is a plan view in construction?
A plan view is looking downwards at the house or building.
How does an artist use geometry?
Geometry is used in drawings and paintings to provide the angles of the point of view that the artist is depicting an object.
What view are maps drawn from?
A plan view. Not an oblique view
What has the author Leonard M Blumenthal written?
Leonard M. Blumenthal has written: 'A modern view of geometry' -- subject(s): Geometry
What is another name for a 'plan view'?
Top View
What does orthodontics have to do with geometry?
cephalometric based diagnosis & formulate a tentative treatment plan.
What has the author Frank Herbert Loud written?
Frank Herbert Loud has written: 'An introduction to geometry upon the analytical plan' -- subject(s): Geometry, Plane trigonometry
What type of math can be used in pool the game on a table?
Geometry--it is all about the angles that you plan your shots
