Openscad, doing it the Geeks method.

Computer Proffesional you would never meet or see in real life does things like THIS in openscad.

Openscad's primary use is to determine renderability for X-box game play.

ie. Openscad F5 is to show how long it takes to update the screen cache WHILE reading the input database.
F6, is once all the database is loaded and your only looking at the buffered data now.

ie. It is the difference on how long it takes for a far ground tree on an x-box to occupy memory on your graphics card. Thats F6.

F5 is close items, like explosions and such.

Anyway, heres some pretty pictures.


Screenshot:
I am no game dev.
But this looks like double perspective done on the cheap.

Note: it is NOT true 3d.
I never knew all ya had todo was draw this on the screen and just moves x/y and it looks 3d.
Doom could have been very different.