Understanding Buttock Line & Water Line

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The discussion clarifies the definitions and uses of buttock lines and water lines in naval architecture. A buttock line runs parallel to the lateral axis, while a water line is oriented along the z-axis. Both lines are crucial for understanding the spatial orientation of a vessel's design. The mention of a station indicates a specific position along the longitudinal axis, further emphasizing the importance of these lines in shipbuilding.

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what's BUTTOCK LINE,WATER LINE ? gimme clear explanation and what is the use of that
 
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A station is a position along the longitudinal axis.

A buttock line is along the lateral axis.

A water line is along the z-axis.

You could have easily found this using Google...
 

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