Horizontal and Vertical lines
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Horizontal line
The horizontal or level line is parallel to the horizontal projection plane and oblique to the frontal plane projection.
It has only a frontal stroke. This line can open to the left or to the right, which is considered on the side where the distance is positive.

Frontal line:
The frontal projections of a horizontal line are parallel to the x-axis, the horizontal ones are oblique.
The frontal line in projections:
The Line f has positive spacing and opens to the right and corresponds to the one represented in perspective. Line b has a negative spacing and an opening to the left is only represented by its
projections.
The horizontal projections of a frontal straight line are parallel to the x-axis, the frontal ones are oblique.
Last modified: Friday, 11 September 2020, 12:03 AM
