Transcription: Oblique views are the simplest type of pictorial to construct, but do not exist in reality. The frontal view is in true shape, while the other planes are distorted. The spatial axis is represented at 30 or 45 degrees. Notice that parallel lines always remain parallel. The scale along the depth axis is usually one half scale or full scale. At one half scale, the pictorial is called a cabinet drawing. At full scale, the pictorial is called a cavalier drawing.
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