recently I was playing The Stanley Parable, and noticed that there are several impossible spaces in the game - in this example, a pair of pillars in the middle of the room, which from each side appear to open onto a long corridor between them, which would have to cut the room in two if it were present in the same space.
I hadn't seen this in a game since the Marathon Trilogy. The marathon games used a 2.5d engine that due to a quirk in its programming allowed for non-Euclidean geometry. I was not aware it was even possible with fully 3D engines until I played The Stanley Parable. How does it work? how would I do that in Unity 5?
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