Isometric Camera

Date of Recording: 2020-10-05
In order to evoke a pixel art aesthetic, a 30 degree pitch isometric camera that snaps the yaw to 45 degree increments is used. This can perfectly reproduce the 2-pixels-across-1-pixel-down look of rectangular pixel art blocks, while still allowing smooth camera motion between snapping regions.

[@technicolormischief-maker5683]

I’m deeply curious as to what a scene like this would look like in a first and/or third person perspective...

[@optimum2998]

I believe it would suit a isometric game. Or a top down.

[@cakeeatingpirate]

@@optimum2998 seems to be what its for, but it would still be intresting seeing it from a different pov

[@MikelMonleon]

would love a tutorial as to how this was achieved

[@CaffeinatedCombatant]

How did you do the grass? I'm trying this on my own and cannot get it to work. How's the terrain like that, too?

[@OversizedPringleToe]

How do you get it to turn like that?