Drawing the Back Plane Shape of a 3-D Drawing

Video Transcript

"Alright, so we've got our middle plane. Now let's draw the back plane. Alright, let's, let's, you know, let's just make it nice and simple. We're just going to make kind of an arc here. Alright, now we've got these points that we can reference. Now, we're going to do the bottom part first. Hits this point, connects parallel, so part of the line. Bingo, one. So it's got to, it's going to pass through this point here. Now, we'll do it over here. We'll run it, make sure we're using our points. Bingo. That should run into it perfect. So that point's right here. And then, running parallel from this point down to here. And, bingo. So we've got our four points. One, two, three, four on the back wall. So what I'm going to do is just kind of, remember they all have to meet here, here and here, but still cross this line. So that's what I'm going to do now. So, I'm just going to execute, just like we learned how to do our spheres. So we got that, that and so, the back walls complete and we got our middle cross-section here. Now, let's do, let's do this guy right here. Okay, here's a good time to, you know, if you're confused, stop, maybe go back and look at what we're looking at here and kind of create yourself. But, I think you'll get the idea once I start darkening it in in spots. So, let's go on with the next part."