The image is made up of a pattern of black, white and gray lines of various shades that create the illusion of rectangles.
It’s called the coffer illusion and was created by Stanford University psychologist and vision scientist Anthony Norcia.
#Circles in rectangle illusion full#
perceived as a rectangle partly occluding a full circle. There is a phenomenon called the Coffer Illusion, which causes our brains to associate black, white, and gray lines with rectangles or circles. This rectangle/circle illusion is one of those. In the occlusion illusion, the visible portion of a partly occluded object appears larger than. Here is how I would do it: bool intersects(CircleType circle, RectType rect)ĬircleDistance.x = abs(circle.x - rect.x) ĬircleDistance.y = abs(circle.y - rect.y) How Many Circles Are There Optical Illusion You may be able to pop the circles by looking at the vertical lines between each rectangle.
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