What can you adjust in the 2-Point Perspective feature?

The ability to adjust both the position of the vanishing points and the height of the horizon line in the 2-Point Perspective feature is essential for accurately depicting depth and spatial relationships in a composition. By manipulating the vanishing points, artists can create various perspectives that simulate how objects appear smaller as they recede into the distance, mimicking real-world visual experiences.

Additionally, adjusting the height of the horizon line directly impacts the viewer's perspective, affecting how high or low the scene appears in relation to the viewer's eye level. This control is vital for establishing the overall mood and depth of the scene, allowing for greater flexibility and precision in artistic representation.

Understanding how to combine these adjustments is crucial for creating realistic and compelling scenes in storyboarding, making this option the most comprehensive choice regarding the capabilities of the 2-Point Perspective feature.