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Kids don't act in true 3-D, they act in Doom-like 2-D. It gives the appearance of 3-D, but the Z-axis is barely off zero. Climbing swaps X and Z, but is still 2
by pwinnski 5y ago
Kids don't act in true 3-D, they act in Doom-like 2-D. It gives the appearance of 3-D, but the Z-axis is barely off zero. Climbing swaps X and Z, but is still 2-D.
If it helps, think of what everybody else is calling "3-D" as "no obvious primary axis."