2D or not to 2D is a project about geometry, motion and perspective. It began as a simple idea where a rectangule is partitioned into several slices, which in turn are vertically offset by using the same partitioning function.

Later I added offsets, fake 2D shadows and other elements to convey a sense of dimensionality, where the blocks now occupy a space between 2D and 3D.

Params:
- Number of Slices - Controls the number of individual slices. Sometimes two adjacent slices are merged.
- Slant Randomness - Controls the slantedness of the slices.
- Vertical Randomness - Controls the difference in height between the slices.
- Space Between - Controls the size of the gap between slices.
- Motion - The type of motion that the slices follow.
- Color Combo - The stroke and background colors of the token.
- Invert Colors - Flips the background and stroke color. You can still flip the colors later.

Controls:
- Press S to save an animated GIF of the token - this can take a bit of time, just wait until the indicator says that it's complete.
- Press F to invert the current colors.
- Press the spacebar to cycle between 5 different modes that control the rotation of the blocks:
1. Rotating in tandem
2. Rotating in a wave pattern
3. Flat
4. Rotated
5. Interactive based on mouse coordinates

Shoutouts:
- To Tom aka pumaparded for suggesting the awesome title
- To Jesús Rascón for his amazing work on p5's saveGif function
- P5JS for being such a cool library