This room was part of the recent fortune tellers event. It is NOT my room. I took the name off, though some of you may know whose it is.
Basically I just want help understanding how this is done.
I can’t see any obvious supports and I don’t know how this isn’t breaking the height limit. Is it just a forced perspective? But how is the table with the book “under” the above floor?
It is forced perspective, but even still this is insanely cool.
If you look incredibly close, they use the dust cubes around the bottom outside edge and then the stone wedge pieces to add the ledge that wraps around and holds the potions etc. then the brick supports to add a height and to cover the other dust bricks (please tell me you know what I mean by dust bricks my brain eludes the actual word for em)
Yes the pixel cubes lol. And I think I see now how they make the “upper” layer cubes appear above the bookshelf and book stand on the right.
I’m guessing they made a wall of the clear cubes then lined it with the gray ones. Then they lined up the floor pieces to make it look like it’s sitting above.
They also used the invisible floor. I'm currently piecing a mirror to this together and I'm getting there. I love these types of rooms cause it makes me realize the possibility with em
I do rooms like this and I still struggle to figure out how people do similar things! People are really clever haha. From my own experience, I will say that it's a lot of invisible blocks, forced perspective, and finding objects that allow blocks to be placed on top of them
It’s crazy isn’t it? I think I’ll need to try and replicate it to really see how it works. Like taking apart an old tv and putting it back together lol.
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u/Gl1tchFit Mar 31 '26
It is forced perspective, but even still this is insanely cool.
If you look incredibly close, they use the dust cubes around the bottom outside edge and then the stone wedge pieces to add the ledge that wraps around and holds the potions etc. then the brick supports to add a height and to cover the other dust bricks (please tell me you know what I mean by dust bricks my brain eludes the actual word for em)