Thiadmer Riemersma

An embedded scripting language pawn is a typeless extension language with a C-like syntax. A pawn “source” program is compiled for an abstract machine (or “virtual machine”) for optimal execution speed. The pawn compiler outputs P-code (or “bytecode”). Run-time efficiency, stability, simplicity and a small, deterministic footprint were key design criteria for both the language and the abstract machine. At a glance Current version 4.1.7487 (2025-08-25) View the history of recent changes.

Abstract This article discusses how axonometric projections may be used in computer graphics, multimedia applications and computer games. It compares the axonometric projection, or parallel perspective, to the linear perspective, lists the major properties and tackles some implementation details. The focus of this paper is on the isometric and dimetric projections, the most widely used varieties of the axonometric projection.