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4
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Correct use of a
Horizon line: center of the picture plane, perfectly
straight.
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No horizon line used
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Horizon line used,
but not centered, not straight.
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Horizon line used,
centered, but not straight.
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Correct use of a Horizon
line: center of the picture plane, perfectly straight.
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Correct use of the
vanishing point: point centered in the middle of the
horizon line, all ascending lines converge at the point.
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No vanishing point
used.
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Vanishing point used,
but not centered on the horizon line, not used for all
volumes.
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Vanishing point used,
centered on the line and used for the majority, but
not all of the volumes.
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Correct use of the
vanishing point: point centered in the middle of the
horizon line, all ascending lines from all volumes converge
at the point.
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Perfectly rendered
squares: the use of the ruler to produce squares with
equal sized sides.
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Squares are not squares,
sides are not equal.
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1/4 of the attempted
squares are squares.
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1/2 to 3/4 of the attempted
squares are squares.
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All squares are rendered
correctly.
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Erasing of exterior
lines, and overlapping: Simulated depth is created with
all exterior lines erased and overlapping correctly
used.
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All exterior lines
still visible in the picture, no overlapping.
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Some exterior lines
still visible, very little overlapping.
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A few exterior lines
still visible, few examples of overlapping.
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Erasing of exterior
lines, and overlapping: Simulated depth is created with
all exterior lines erased and overlapping correctly
used.
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Total---->
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