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This is definitely parallax scrolling. Watching the items far away as you scroll forward and backward. The ones farthest away seem to gather at the center of th
by lnanek2 11y ago
This is definitely parallax scrolling. Watching the items far away as you scroll forward and backward. The ones farthest away seem to gather at the center of the screen. As you scroll you don't just move in and out you move left and right as well. Watch the movement of the things in the back vs. the things in the front when this happens. The things in the back move left and right very little while the things closer to you move left and right a lot. It's definitely parallax.
- moron4hire 11y agoYou are right that it is parallax [0], but you are wrong that it is parallax scrolling. Parallax is a necessary property to create the illusion of depth, regardless of the technique used to achieve that parallax. "Parallax scrolling" is a 2D technique where layer translation is dependent on both progress and layer index. This technique is computing a layer scale that is dependent on both progress and layer index. Translation vs. scale. This isn't parallax scrolling. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallax https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallax