Cabinet Perspective

Means of representing a solid based on an oblique projection in which two of the three axes are normalized.

In cabinet perspective, the illusion of depth is created by giving the vanishing edges an angle between 30° and 45° with respect to the first axis (horizontal axis).
However, in cabinet perspective, the lengths parallel to the third axis are reduced by a certain proportion with respect to the norm of the other two axes.
This type of representation preserves the length and parallelism of the segments.

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