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> I think it would require one eye above the other to have depth perception in his 2d world. Is his world actually 2D though? Or a 3D world projected down to 2
by bmitc 4y ago
> I think it would require one eye above the other to have depth perception in his 2d world.
Is his world actually 2D though? Or a 3D world projected down to 2D? The latter is what I would expect.
- tshaddox 4y agoThe specific restrictions on his movement would seem oddly coincidental if he’s in fact in a 3D world that we just happen to be seeing projected in 2D.
- JauntyHatAngle 4y agoHe can move behind some objects though, such as flags, which indicates there is more than one pixel width in that plane.
- ajsnigrutin 4y agoThis does not work with going down the pipes, since he disappears "into" the pipe (so behind the front part of the pipe)