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'''Fake 3D''' is the illusion of 3D objects, when in reality it is just 2D transformations made to look like 3D (or more commonly, 3D translations immediately projected into 2D.) The biggest give-away is if you put two fake 3D layers next to each other. If they intersect at a point, they are real 3D. If the layer just goes directly on top of the other, it is fake 3D. | '''Fake 3D''' (aka '''Pseudo-3D''', '''2.5D''', etc.) is the illusion of 3D objects, when in reality it is just 2D transformations made to look like 3D (or more commonly, 3D translations immediately projected into 2D.) The biggest give-away is if you put two fake 3D layers next to each other. If they intersect at a point, they are real 3D. If the layer just goes directly on top of the other, it is fake 3D. | ||
[[Premiere Pro]] notably is not compatible with 3D space, but has a fake, "Basic 3D" plugin to provide 3D transformations. Older versions of [[Windows Movie Maker]] (namely 2.6 and older) are also capable of this, however usually need custom plugins will need to be installed. | [[Premiere Pro]] notably is not compatible with 3D space, but has a fake, "Basic 3D" plugin to provide 3D transformations. Older versions of [[Windows Movie Maker]] (namely 2.6 and older) are also capable of this, however usually need custom plugins will need to be installed. | ||