In parallel line development, how is the pattern developed if the object is cylindrical and it is cut by a plane at an angle?
What will be an ideal response?
If the object is cylindrical and it is cut by a plane at an angle (truncated), the pattern is developed by dividing the circle of the cylinder into an equal number of parts (elements).
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