перспектива, перспективное соответствие
1) вид, ракурс, проекция 2) перспектива; перспективный
аксонометрическое представление объёмных объектов на плоскости
1. имя существительное 1) перспектива, ракурс, проекция Например: the proper / right / true perspective — верная, правильная перспектива from a perspective — с точки зрения in perspective — в перспективе the wrong perspective — неправильная, неверная перспектива to look at something in perspective — смотреть на что-либо в перспективе to view a situation from a new perspective — увидеть ситуацию под новым углом, с новой точки зрения 2) вид (вдаль); вид на будущее, перспектива 2. прилагательное перспективный Например: perspective drawing — рисунок, сделанный по законам перспективы perspective geometry — аксонометрия
I. noun Etymology: Middle English perspectyf, from Medieval Latin perspectivum, from neuter of perspectivus of sight, optical, from Latin perspectus, past participle of perspicere to look through, see clearly, from per- through + specere to look — more at per-, spy archaic an optical glass (as a telescope) II. noun Etymology: Middle French, probably modification of Old Italian prospettiva, from prospetto view, prospect, from Latin prospectus — more at prospect 1. a. the technique or process of representing on a plane or curved surface the spatial relation of objects as they might appear to the eye; specifically representation in a drawing or painting of parallel lines as converging in order to give the illusion of depth and distance b. a picture in perspective 2. a. the interrelation in which a subject or its parts are mentally viewed Example: places the issues in proper perspective; also point of view b. the capacity to view things in their true relations or relative importance Example: urge you to maintain your perspective and to view your own task in a larger framework — W. J. Cohen 3. a. a visible scene; especially one giving a distinctive impression of distance; vista b. a mental view or prospect Example: to gain a broader perspective on the international scene — Current Biography 4. the appearance to the eye of objects in respect to their relative distance and positions • perspectival adjective III. adjective Etymology: Middle English, optical, from Medieval Latin perspectivus 1. obsolete aiding the vision Example: his eyes should be like unto the wrong end of a perspective glass — Alexander Pope 2. of, relating to, employing, or seen in perspective Example: perspective drawing • perspectively adverb
In computer games, the virtual position from which the human player views the playing area. There are three different perspectives: first person, second person, and third person. First person perspective: Viewing the world through the eyes of the primary character in three dimensions. e.g. Doom, Quake. Second person perspective: Viewing the game through a spectator's eyes, in two or three dimensions. Depending on the game, the main character is always in view. e.g. Super Mario Bros., Tomb Raider. Third person perspective: a point of view which is independent of where characters or playing units are. The gaming world is viewed much as a satellite would view a battlefield. E.g. Warcraft, Command & Conquer.