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Auxiliary views in orthographic projections serve the purpose of providing additional information about the object's shape and features that are not fully represented in the principal views. They are used to show inclined or oblique surfaces, true lengths of lines, and other details that cannot be eRead more
Auxiliary views in orthographic projections serve the purpose of providing additional information about the object’s shape and features that are not fully represented in the principal views. They are used to show inclined or oblique surfaces, true lengths of lines, and other details that cannot be easily visualized in the standard frontal, top, and side views. Auxiliary views are typically created by projecting the object’s points onto an additional plane that is perpendicular to the inclined or oblique surface.
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