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You could skip all the CSS transformation stuff and just serve the browser the images in the orientation you want them. In this projection and buildings-of-cube
by ggruschow 15y ago
You could skip all the CSS transformation stuff and just serve the browser the images in the orientation you want them. In this projection and buildings-of-cubes, there's only 2 perspectives for a wall and 1 for ground/roofs.
- ggruschow 15y agoWhat did I say that called for downvoting?
- lobo_tuerto 15y agoAnd how does real time spinning and panning work with your suggestion? You need the transformations to make the buildings spin in your browser window. Didn't you see the demo?
- ggruschow 15y agoPanning would work fine since the objects in this projection don't change anything but position with panning. Spinning would only work in 90 degree increments, but that's fine for many, maybe most cases you'd be doing this. Most isometric-ish projection systems I recall seeing don't spin / change perspective. I'd imagine that's because it's disturbing to look at since things don't get smaller as they get farther away. For whatever reason the static version doesn't induce the same reaction.