2.5D

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2.5D describes an aesthetic whereby three-dimensional objects are camera-locked (set) in a two-dimensional plane. Less commonly, two-dimensional objects are used in a three-dimensional plane.[1][2] Texture may also be applied to paintings and other flat images to add depth (3rd dimensional aspect).[3]

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