A recently rediscovered Super Mario optical illusion exemplifies relative motion's role in visual perception. Created by a psychologist with expertise in optical illusions and computer science, this illusion portrays Mario jumping while the Koopa shell moves side to side. However, when the background stops, it becomes clear that both characters are moving in circles. This demonstrates how the relationship between elements creates an illusion, a concept frequently employed in video game and web design, similar to the parallax effect observed in real-life optical illusions.
The Super Mario optical illusion highlights how relative motion influences our perception, showcasing the intricate techniques used in both game and web design.
The illusion reveals how Mario appears in vertical motion while the Koopa shell moves horizontally, when in reality, both are moving in circular paths.
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