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Yes the same goes for X-axis as well. Here's a screenshot showing that: https://pasteboard.co/O5H4djIUMoG6.png https://pasteboard.co/O5H4djIUMoG6.png
by burnedtoast 3y ago
Yes the same goes for X-axis as well. Here's a screenshot showing that: https://pasteboard.co/O5H4djIUMoG6.png https://pasteboard.co/O5H4djIUMoG6.png
- chrismorgan 3y agoCool, thanks. I guess https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/80644/where-are-the-light-sources-located-in-material-design https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/80644/wher... must be obsolete, then (from the linked video: “We built a system that enforces that the light comes in at 45 degree angles; that helps keep the shadows consistent from the top to the bottom of the screen”). Wonder why they did that. Seems like the source is approximately above (50%, 0), though I can’t be bothered working out if that 0 is exactly the top of the screen.