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Comparing isometric with cabinet oblique for an object whose front face carries several circular holes, cabinet oblique

  • A.keeps those holes circular rather than elliptical
  • B.renders those holes as ellipses of known axes
  • C.requires an isometric scale for the front face
  • D.distorts the front face more than isometric does

Answer: A

Keeping the front face parallel to the plane of projection leaves circles on it as true circles, which saves a great deal of ellipse construction. The penalty is a less natural appearance and a depth that must be halved to look right.

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