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What defines translational mapping in two-dimensional geometric mapping?
What defines translational mapping in two-dimensional geometric mapping?
- The axes of the original and new coordinate systems are parallel. (correct)
- The mapping has a common origin between the original and new coordinate systems.
- The mapping involves a combination of scaling and rotation.
- The axes of the two coordinate systems are at an angle.
In the context of rotational mapping, which statement is true?
In the context of rotational mapping, which statement is true?
- The sampling points in the projection are taken from distinct origins.
- It requires the axes of the new and original systems to be parallel.
- It involves a transformation that shifts an object in 2D space.
- It occurs when the axes of both systems have a common origin but are at an angle. (correct)
What is the role of the centre of projection in geometric projections?
What is the role of the centre of projection in geometric projections?
- It is the plane on which the final two-dimensional image is obtained.
- It serves as the point from which all projection rays start. (correct)
- It represents the point where all transformed images converge.
- It defines the axis of rotation for the projection.
What does general mapping encompass within two-dimensional geometric mapping?
What does general mapping encompass within two-dimensional geometric mapping?
Which term refers to the transformation from a three-dimensional model to a two-dimensional form?
Which term refers to the transformation from a three-dimensional model to a two-dimensional form?
What is the purpose of using a concatenated transformation in geometric transformations?
What is the purpose of using a concatenated transformation in geometric transformations?
What is the result of reflecting a point across the X-axis?
What is the result of reflecting a point across the X-axis?
In homogeneous coordinates, how is a 2D point (x, y) represented?
In homogeneous coordinates, how is a 2D point (x, y) represented?
Which of the following transformations cannot be achieved using matrix addition?
Which of the following transformations cannot be achieved using matrix addition?
What effect does applying a shear transformation have on a geometric figure?
What effect does applying a shear transformation have on a geometric figure?
Which type of reflection involves obtaining a mirror image relative to the line y = x?
Which type of reflection involves obtaining a mirror image relative to the line y = x?
What is the primary purpose of using a homogeneous coordinate system in 2-D transformations?
What is the primary purpose of using a homogeneous coordinate system in 2-D transformations?
If a point P is rotated and then reflected about the X-axis, what is the order of these transformations?
If a point P is rotated and then reflected about the X-axis, what is the order of these transformations?
Which transformation is NOT part of two-dimensional inverse transformations?
Which transformation is NOT part of two-dimensional inverse transformations?
What is the primary purpose of the Model Coordinate System (MCS)?
What is the primary purpose of the Model Coordinate System (MCS)?
What is the main characteristic of the User Coordinate System (UCS)?
What is the main characteristic of the User Coordinate System (UCS)?
Which coordinate system is dependent on the display device?
Which coordinate system is dependent on the display device?
What is the result of applying a translation to a point P(x, y)?
What is the result of applying a translation to a point P(x, y)?
Which of the following transformations is NOT typically used in CAD modeling?
Which of the following transformations is NOT typically used in CAD modeling?
What does geometric mapping achieve in CAD modeling?
What does geometric mapping achieve in CAD modeling?
Which type of geometric transformation changes both the size and angles of an object?
Which type of geometric transformation changes both the size and angles of an object?
What represents a rotation transformation of a point around the origin?
What represents a rotation transformation of a point around the origin?
Which term refers specifically to the coordinate system used by CAD software to recognize stored data?
Which term refers specifically to the coordinate system used by CAD software to recognize stored data?
In 2D transformations, what does rotation refer to?
In 2D transformations, what does rotation refer to?
Which of the following transformations is used to change the shape of an object by slanting it in one direction?
Which of the following transformations is used to change the shape of an object by slanting it in one direction?
What is the difference between orthographic and perspective projections?
What is the difference between orthographic and perspective projections?
In a homogeneous transformation, what is typically represented in expanded form?
In a homogeneous transformation, what is typically represented in expanded form?
What is the primary purpose of geometric transformations in modeling?
What is the primary purpose of geometric transformations in modeling?
Which coordinate system is primarily used during the modeling phase in geometric transformations?
Which coordinate system is primarily used during the modeling phase in geometric transformations?
Flashcards
Geometric Transformation
Geometric Transformation
Changing a graphic by applying transformations like translation, scaling, rotation, and reflection.
2D Transformation
2D Transformation
A transformation applied on a 2D plane, modifying objects' positions or shapes.
Translation
Translation
Moving an object a specific distance in a specific direction, without changing its shape.
Rotation
Rotation
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Scaling
Scaling
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Reflection
Reflection
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Homogeneous Transformation
Homogeneous Transformation
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Coordinate Systems (in Modeling)
Coordinate Systems (in Modeling)
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Geometric Transformation
Geometric Transformation
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Rotation
Rotation
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Scaling
Scaling
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Reflection
Reflection
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Concatenated Transformation
Concatenated Transformation
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Homogeneous Coordinates
Homogeneous Coordinates
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Translation
Translation
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Matrix Multiplication
Matrix Multiplication
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Translation
Translation
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Rotation
Rotation
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Scaling
Scaling
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Reflection
Reflection
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Shear
Shear
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Inverse Transformation
Inverse Transformation
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Model Coordinate System (MCS)
Model Coordinate System (MCS)
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Geometric Mapping
Geometric Mapping
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2D Geometric Mapping Types
2D Geometric Mapping Types
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Translational Mapping
Translational Mapping
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Rotational Mapping
Rotational Mapping
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General Mapping
General Mapping
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Projection Transformation
Projection Transformation
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Study Notes
Solid Modeling and Drafting - Unit 4: Geometric Transformation
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Geometric Transformations: Translation, scaling, rotation, reflection/mirror, shear, homogeneous transformation, inverse transformation, concatenated transformation
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Coordinate Systems:
- Model Coordinate System (MCS)
- Working Coordinate System (WCS)
- Screen Coordinate System (SCS)
- Mapping of coordinate systems
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Projections of Geometric Models:
- Orthographic projections
- Perspective projections
- Design and Engineering applications
Two-Dimensional Geometric Transformations
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Geometric Transformation: Changing graphics by applying transformations like translation, scaling, rotation, shearing, reflection. 2D transformation takes place on a 2D plane
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Uses of Geometric Transformation:
- Creating geometric models
- Editing geometric models (using commands like translation, scaling, rotation, shearing, reflection)
- Obtaining different views (orthographic, isometric) of models
Types of Geometric Transformations
- Translation
- Scaling
- Rotation
- Shearing
- Reflection
1. Translation
- Translation: Moves an object from one location to another without altering it in other ways.
- Distances in X and Y axes affect position. ( tx (X direction) and ty (Y direction))
- Matrix form of equation : x’= x + Tx, y’ = y + Ty . Where x’, y’ is the new position and x, y are original coordinates
2. Rotation
- Rotation: Rotates an object about a specific angle from its origin
- Fig: Shows that the point P(x, y) is located at angle θ from the horizontal coordinate with distance 'r' from its origin.
- After rotating it at the angle θ with constant distance r we get new point P (x’, y’).
- r: Constant distance from the origin
- θ: Original angular position from the X-coordinate
3. Scaling
- Scaling: Changes the size of an object by multiplying the scaling factors with original coordinates of the object.
- Sx and Sy are the scaling factors for X and Y, respectively.
- Formulas: x’ = Sx * x, and y’ = Sy * y. Where x’, y’ is the new position, x, y are original coordinates, Sx & Sy are scaling factors.
4. Reflection
- Reflection: Creates a mirror image of an object.
- Types of reflections: About the x-axis, y-axis, origin and the line y = x
5. Shear
- Shear: Slides one part of an object relative to another.
- X-shear
- Y-shear
Concatenated Transformation
- Combination of different geometric transformations, achieved through matrix multiplication.
- Advantage: Simplifies multiple transformations into one operation.
Coordinate Systems
- Model Coordinate System (MCS) :
- Reference space for the model's information.
- Stores graphical information.
- Used by CAD software
- User Coordinate System (UCS/WCS) :
- The user inputs graphical information.
- Screen Coordinate System (SCS) :
- Display-device dependent coordinate system.
- Lower left corner is the origin in 2D display.
Geometric Mapping
- Changes the graphical representation without altering size, shape, orientation, or the relative positions of elements relative to one another.
- Changes description of graphics elements from one coordinate system to another.
Projection of Geometric Models
- Projection: Converts 3D models into 2D.
- Types:
- Parallel projections: Projectors are parallel
- Perspective projections: Projectors intersect at a point
- Orthographic Projections:
- front view, top view, side view. Used commonly in engineering drawings and CAD.
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This quiz covers the concepts of geometric transformations including translation, scaling, rotation, and reflection in two-dimensional space. It also explores coordinate systems and the application of projections in model representation. Test your understanding of these critical concepts in solid modeling and drafting.