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Clarifying. I still want to figure out if there’s a formula that can render this from arbitrary angles without breaking the illusion - so you could put it into a game. https://twitter.com/kengarex/status/952807325236121600 …
I think the point is it doesn't work from any angle. I don't think you can create a self-consistent transform that allows you to "rotate" it (except in 2D). Not in perspective at least.
IIRC, antichamber manages it
I guess you mean this. Interesting. Not quite what I expected... I'm not sure if it's just a 3D object with the proper twist to make it look right from most angles (cel shading helps), or something more special going on.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNhzLdN8q24#t=12m50 …
maybe with some lighting and camera tricks. closest thing would be a torus knot
just gotta play with culling and normals a bit
Are you saying you can’t “consistently” rotate it *at all* outside of the 2D plane, or just that there are some angles you can’t rotate it to? Either way, it’s not obvious to me that this is the case.
My intuition is that although you might be able to apply small rotations and maintain consistency, you can't do 180° without making it stop working. So it can't behave as a real object in free space would.
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