Dear all
In Paul Jacobs RP&M book, G.O.Floyd writes:
[...] CAD systems come in many forms:
1. Two dimensional-[...]
2. Two-and-a-half dimensional-several 2D drawings linked together. Data
storage is similar to item 1, with the addition of data constructs which
define how the various drawings link together.
3. [...]
I also heared the term 2.5D describing slice-by-slice RP or milling machines.
My question is:
Is 2.5D a standard engineering term for slice-by-slice data or machining?
In computer graphics the term 2.5D means a set of points in the plane along
with an elevation at each point.
Heinz
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