Bootcamp test 8

[virajpatel]

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Keyhole.

I cannot visualize that right view. how does that make sense?

 

[TheEpicFruitCake]

there you go

 

[virajpatel]

Wow this whole time I have always thought that the front view would be the one to the left of the image and the view facing would be the right. I have no idea why I thought this but it makes a bit more sense now. It's still strange though because it seems like the slanted side is not going past the block but apparently it is

 

[TheEpicFruitCake]

Wow this whole time I have always thought that the front view would be the one to the left of the image and the view facing would be the right. I have no idea why I thought this but it makes a bit more sense now. It's still strange though because it seems like the slanted side is not going past the block but apparently it is

Keyholes can be from ANY direction. From my understanding it's not just top/front/end. It's top/bottom/left/right/front/back

Aperture/Keyhole Rules:
1. Prior to passing through the aperture, the irregular solid object may be turned in any direction. It may be started through the aperture on a side not shown.

2. Once the object is started through the aperture, it may not be twisted or turned. It must pass completely through the opening. The opening is always the exact shape of the appropriate external outline of the object.

3. Both objects and apertures are drawn to the same scale. Thus it is impossible for an opening to be correct shape but too small for the object. In all cases, however, differences are large enough to judge by eye.

4. There are no irregularities in any hidden portion of the object. However, if the figure has symmetric indentions, the hidden portion is symmetric with the part shown.

5. For each object there is only one correct aperture.