CSS Animation 20 - perspective types

[@leeeric6292]

I try to do the same as you mentioned in your video, however, not successful for the parent type, no matter how I try. I see in your code that there is a class "box b1" for each box (I also note that you have remark you don't use b1, b2..etc in this assignment )，but the b1, b2..etc didn't show in your css part，so I wonder is there something I missed? I tried to apply the parent perspective type on the "orig" class, (.group {perspectives: 200px;}, .orig {transform : rotatex(45deg);}) it works, but this logic don't apply on the .group .box ( the html page only shows the rotate transform result, cannot see the perspective part.)

[@larrybreyer4066]

What browser is being used? Firefox and Safari (both on Mac) render the same as each other, but different from the tutorial at 4:40. The orig images, and the title, in the lower set show same perspective as the boxes.

[@manuelvaal1257]

getting a lot from this animation serie 😂

[@pawanshrestha3823]

Or does it mean that in perspective function, three boxes are being viewed by three different person and in perspective property which is set in parent container, three boxed are being viewed from a single person?????? Please reply, i've been struggling to understand this.

[@pawanshrestha3823]

Now i know that setting the perspective property on parent means we are seeing all the objects inside of parent from a single perspective of a person and transform: perspective() means that each boxes is being looked at by a person from their own perspective. Am i right emily? or did i fail to understand it once again?