Ok. Right now worms_eye_view is aliased to low-angle_view as it should be.

But there's also a worm's-eye_view tag which isn't really something that ever should probably tagged when things like low-angle_view exists.

From_below_view would make more sense or something like that.

Is the only reason we have this tag just to be a companion to bird's_eye_view?

GDelscribe said:
Ok. Right now worms_eye_view is aliased to low-angle_view as it should be.

It should be the reverse

Fenrick said:
It should be the reverse

I dont see why. Low angle view makes far more sense.

GDelscribe said:
I dont see why. Low angle view makes far more sense.

It's one I have never heard before in my life, though. Worm's eye view is pretty common in my (admittedly limited) experience with drawing

The thing is that as far as we tag things, Worm's Eye is a specific subset of low-angle (namely directly from below, often as though the viewpoint was that of a micro character). I'm going to guess that alias of worms_eye to low-angle is some sort of mistake, since it should clearly be aliased to the tag it's a misspelling of

GDelscribe said:
Ok. Right now worms_eye_view is aliased to low-angle_view as it should be.

It's aliased to worm's-eye_view, actually. Which is implicated to low-angle_view.

The difference is that the former is for posts where the viewpoint is directly under the subject, whereas low-angle_view is for any low angles. Looks like it's been mistagged a lot lately. I'll give a quick sweep.

Genjar said:
It's aliased to worm's-eye_view, actually. Which is implicated to low-angle_view.

The difference is that the former is for posts where the viewpoint is directly under the subject, whereas low-angle_view is for any low angles. Looks like it's been mistagged a lot lately. I'll give a quick sweep.

Huh. Thanks!