Transcendental architectonic imagery facilitator.

Abstract

A transcendental architectonic imagery facilitator that can and shall geometrically facilitate pictorial depictions of transcendental architectonic imagery and by perspective geometry and isomorphic p

Claims

Claim 1A transcendental architectonic imagery facilitator that can and shall geometrically facilitate pictorial depictions of transcendental architectonic imagery and by perspective geometry and isomorphic projective value and from a 2D data field made up of one or more 2D shapes and for the purposes of image generation as part of an image processor.Claim 2A transcendental architectonic imagery facilitator as in claim 1 that can and shall and from a single 2D shape depict a single object or a detail of a single object or that from a conglomerate of 2D shapes can and shall depict a single object or a number of objects or a detail of a single object or a number of objects.Claim 3A transcendental architectonic imagery facilitator as in claim 1 and that the surface of said object depictions are either planar or convex or concave or planar and convex or planar and concave or convex and concave or planar convex and concave.Claim 4A transcendental architectonic imagery facilitator as in claim 1 and that said pictorial depictions can and shall entirely share or not share or share intermittent spatial coordinates isomorphic edgewise with said pictorial depictions projected from any adjacent 2D shape or conglomerate of 2D shapes.Claim 5A transcendental architectonic imagery facilitator as in claim 1 and that said rules can and shall be applied in whatever combination to any 2D data field.Claim 6A transcendental architectonic imagery facilitator as in claim 1 and that any inference of spatial orientation that may facilitate said pictorial depictions beyond an apparent Cartesian extrusion of forwards or backwards is here categorized as pictorial only and4not proof of any actual existence of anything beyond three dimensions outside of geometric proof of said pictorial conditions.A