To set points on a line perpendicular to the picture plane we can use co-planar straight lines that form an angle of 45° with the picture plane.

To set points on a line perpendicular to the picture plane we can use co-planar straight lines that form an angle of 45° with the picture plane.
This lesson is dedicated to the perspective of the straight lines that are parallel or sloping at 45° to the picture plane.
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This lesson is dedicated to the perspective of any plane that is perpendicular to the picture plane. It means that we will consider vertical planes, and inclined planes, too.
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This lesson is dedicated to the perspective of the points that belong to line r and, particularly, to some of the points that are notable because of their position.
The perspective of a point P, that belongs to line r, is the intersection of the projecting line (OP) with the perspective r’ of the line r.
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Any straight line perpendicular to the picture plane has the vanishing point coincident with the principal point O°.
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This lesson is dedicated to the perspective of a plane, particularly the reference horizontal plane π1.
How to fix the position of the projection centre in space.
This lesson is dedicated to the Restricted Sight.
There are two ways to experience the World that surrounds us: as it looks, and as it is.
The Perspective emulates the human vision of the World, like it looks.
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