Descriptive Geometry is Directly Related to Orthographic and Auxiliary Projection

Question

Descriptive geometry is directly related to orthographic and auxiliary projection.

Accepted Answer

Descriptive geometry is used to develop the principles of orthographic projection, which is a method of representing a 3-dimensional object in 2-dimensional form using a set of views projected onto a plane. Auxiliary projection, another related technique, involves projecting lines or points onto a plane that is not parallel to the principal planes of projection used in orthographic projection. Therefore, descriptive geometry is directly related to both orthographic and auxiliary projection.