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Three-Dimensional Projections and Rotations

Moisés Cywiak, David Cywiak

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In this chapter, we present two basic concepts required for constructing and rotating three-dimensional polygons. The first concept refers to the analytical equations to project points from a three-dimensional space onto a two-dimensional screen. The second concept refers to the equations to calculate the rotation of points in a three-dimensional space.

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Key concepts: Rotation (mathematics), Space (punctuation), Three-dimensional space, Two-dimensional space, Geometry, Mathematics, Computer science, Mathematical analysis