👉 The planes project, also known as the plane projection or orthogonal projection, is a method used in geometry and computer graphics to represent three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional plane. It projects each point of the object onto a plane such that the distances from the points to the plane are proportional to their actual distances from the object's surface. This projection preserves angles and shapes locally, making it particularly useful for visualizing 3D objects in a flat format. In computer graphics, it's essential for rendering scenes, while in mathematics, it helps simplify complex geometric problems by reducing them to 2D representations.
