Abstract: Computer-readable media, computer systems, and computing devices facilitate presentation of selectors in three-dimensional graphical environments. In embodiments, an obscured region being obscured by an element appearing in front of one or more elements within a three-dimensional graphical environment is determined. In cases that a selector (e.g., a cursor) is located within the obscured region, the selector is presented in accordance with a depth position of the element associated with the obscured region. Such a depth position can indicate a distance at which the element is intended to appear relative to a display screen.

Abstract: Computer-readable media, computer systems, and computing devices facilitate presentation of selectors in three-dimensional graphical environments. In embodiments, an obscured region being obscured by an element appearing in front of one or more elements within a three-dimensional graphical environment is determined. In cases that a selector (e.g., a cursor) is located within the obscured region, the selector is presented in accordance with a depth position of the element associated with the obscured region. Such a depth position can indicate a distance at which the element is intended to appear relative to a display screen.

Abstract: Computer-readable media, computer systems, and computing devices facilitate presenting two-dimensional elements over media content to provide three-dimensional effects of the two-dimensional elements relative to the media content. In embodiments, element attributes that indicate a position and/or a size of a two-dimensional element are referenced. Such element attributes are used, along with an eye distance and a visual depth, to calculate a modified position and/or modified size of the two-dimensional element. The two-dimensional element is overlaid relative to media content in accordance with the modified position and/or modified size of the two-dimensional object.