TOP/FRONT/END Intersecting = Event?

[djsahand]

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hey,
i was wondering if a point of intersection will count as an event.

for example, two triangles intersecting each other, like X.

will that middle point in the letter X count as an event for the different views?

thanks.

 

[jdcinza13]

Yes it will.... If you are looking at it from the back of the triangle it will look like this:

l:l

If looking from the side it will look like this:

lll

Hope this makes sense.

 

[dino_flagellate]

Yes it will.... If you are looking at it from the back of the triangle it will look like this:

l:l

If looking from the side it will look like this:

lll

Hope this makes sense.

What is an event? Could someone explain this? Am I missing something here? If there are any tips for this section, please fill me in...

 

[dexadental]

Don't get hung up on events and that silly Kaplan terminology...just do a thousand problems, and you'll get the hang of it.

 

[seoul]

What is an event? Could someone explain this? Am I missing something here? If there are any tips for this section, please fill me in...

An event in "Top-Front-End" context refers to projected edges of object surfaces. The X denoted by djsahand is actually short of 2 horizontal parallel bars (solid lines), that has been limited by editing tool of SDN's message box. When combined together, it should resemble a standing hour glass viewing from the top.

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