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Playing with Isomer.js

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Date: 2015-08-10
Tags: javascript isomorphic

I found @jdan's Isomer online the other day.

I like isomorphic perspectives, and this library reminded me a lot of Monument Valley and the javascript library, Sheet Engine.

Anyhow, I've been playing with it, and I wanted to recreate the playground where I found Isomer, so I could also play with the code locally.

Below is a version of my stamp logo in isomorphic-fashion. I generated it with a bit of code using Isomer.js. Give it a shot!

X,Y,Z Coordinates

I also digitized a note about how Isomer.js' x, y, z coordinates initialize.

Isomer.js Coordinate System

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