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>The whole scenery is perceived in the first person perspective of a bird. Except that birds eyes are on the side of their head, so what they see is not much l

>The whole scenery is perceived in the first person perspective of a bird. Except that birds eyes are on the side of their head, so what they see is not much like this.

Falling3 12y ago
That depends on the bird. Predatory birds have their eyes in the front of their heads.
alloyed 12y ago
That would be really interesting to see, actually: with a tiny bit of projection math it sounds doable, and very trippy, to get the field of view of a side-eyed animal.