Axiometric projection
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Axiometric projection is a form of graphical projection that gives images illustrated from a top-down view the illusion of depth by skewing the height. In axiometric drawings, the ground plane is projected as a parallel 2D surface onto the screen. Depth is represented by displacing the xy coordinate upwards and to the side.
[edit] Notable examples of "axiometric" computer and video games
- Ultima VII (1992): A role playing game.
