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Nice little diddy, had to reload the page in order to get it running for some reason.
nice! I also had to reload (chrome/linux)
worked immediately here. very nice.
Brilliant guys!
beatiful stuff !
just the z-clipping went wrong in the asteroids-part !
just the z-clipping went wrong in the asteroids-part !
worked after restarting chrome once here
Yeah, I suspect it's because the lack of loading (and files not being ready). Will try to sort that out at some point.
Btw, I've just committed the code to github (it has some additional assets the zip didn't include):
http://github.com/mrdoob/xplsv_orsotheysay
Glad to see people enjoying it :)
Btw, I've just committed the code to github (it has some additional assets the zip didn't include):
http://github.com/mrdoob/xplsv_orsotheysay
Glad to see people enjoying it :)
Didn't run with firefox on linux 64bit. Tried Iceweasel 3.5.10 and Firefox 3.7a6pre. No chrome installed.
I bet you could have installed Chrome in the time you wrote that message ;)
Ah, I think it doesn't work on Firefox because Firefox doesn't support .mp3. I'll see if I can make a .ogg too, but I think it'll run quite slow anyway.
Ah, I think it doesn't work on Firefox because Firefox doesn't support .mp3. I'll see if I can make a .ogg too, but I think it'll run quite slow anyway.
I like the dots, and I dislike the galaxies.
And when we finally move away from "requires this and that gfx card" we end up with "requires this and that browser". Great.
Won't install Chrome though. I don't like the way Google wants to think for me.
Won't install Chrome though. I don't like the way Google wants to think for me.
yea i wont watch it for pretty much the same reason.
VIDEO PLZ!? :)
VIDEO PLZ!? :)
It requires Chrome because the other browsers aren't fast enough yet. In some months hopefully it will run fast properly in all browsers (which is not exactly what happens with graphic cards requirements).
I've changed it so it uses an .ogg instead of an .mp3. Albeit much slower, it should now also run in Firefox and Opera.
I've changed it so it uses an .ogg instead of an .mp3. Albeit much slower, it should now also run in Firefox and Opera.
thump up for the platform.
thumb down for the music and content = piggie.
thumb down for the music and content = piggie.
Worked just as fast in Chrome(Iron) as it did in Opera(Opera@USB 10.60 portable), but Opera had display problems.
Worked flawlessly in Iron.
Brilliant.
Brilliant.
I found it beautiful. Now throw WebGL into the mix and it seems to be a quite decent platform for demos?
Great, it runs perfect on chrome. Nice mood on it, even if it's just a little "hello" of the beginning of a new era where I know you'll rock :)
good
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lovely!
Nice ambient and spacey mood. I like..
The Universe - Part 4? :)
Thumbs for sole's ambient track.
Thumbs for sole's ambient track.
what evil said !!! we need a WebGL category !!!
KILE: :$
dixan: heh, I wish ;)
cxnull: WebGL category? Nah, JavaScript is fine.
dixan: heh, I wish ;)
cxnull: WebGL category? Nah, JavaScript is fine.
Slow but nice.
Opera doesn't clear the screen.
I know. I'll buy you a beer if you find out why.
just beautiful
Awesome!
javascript, seriously? upload it to fucking youtube, otherwise it does not exist.
xernobyl: No beer for you, I've found the problem already :P bug in Opera...
blala: haha! good joke! :D
blala: haha! good joke! :D
The atmosphere is really good in this one!
best browser demo so far. at least for me
Nice mood (great soundtrack).
The visual content is not really interesting, but thumb up for the platform
The visual content is not really interesting, but thumb up for the platform
Not that special or original content, but well executed anyway. Especially considering it's js.
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for being a fastro and open source and 1st of course. Otherwise its a bit of slowtro.. ;] in general: what about a "RUN"-link for web enabled demos? why should anyone "download" this?!?!
Trace and doob on the same demo! \o/
...but unfortunately it's not playing in safari. No other browsers installed here (unless you count ie7 in vmware). I'll wait for the software to catch up.
...but unfortunately it's not playing in safari. No other browsers installed here (unless you count ie7 in vmware). I'll wait for the software to catch up.
I don't think Safari will ever add support for .ogg files. Neither IE...
Probably Chrome on vmware (or virtualbox) will give you the best results.
Probably Chrome on vmware (or virtualbox) will give you the best results.
Affirmative!
Beautiful! =) Really like this one...
tried to run it on MS-DOS, didnt work. video plz!
Nice javascripting!
Crawled at something like 5 FPS with Firefox and was very close to freezing the PC every few seconds.
Mate was unable to watch it on a Mac, which is odd (Safari, Chrome, FF). Maybe its just him.
Nonetheless, very impressive for the short time that has been put into this - apart from the used libs themselves.
I like.
Nonetheless, very impressive for the short time that has been put into this - apart from the used libs themselves.
I like.
Maali: You're the reason I won't submit more prods to pouet. Fucking troll.
Keops: Yeah, I code that bad. Or maybe you don't read enough.
mog: That's quite a serious problem, whether Apple does something about it, or Chrome moves to another lib. Opera seems to be the only option performance-wise (although they have the clear screen bug too).
Keops: Yeah, I code that bad. Or maybe you don't read enough.
mog: That's quite a serious problem, whether Apple does something about it, or Chrome moves to another lib. Opera seems to be the only option performance-wise (although they have the clear screen bug too).
This was terrible bad.
Chrome only? Javascript? It is a wild. Anyway, nice slideshow with Firefox. And video please.
Slow, but nice!
(btw: why the title?)
(btw: why the title?)
Firefox here, runs < 1 fps, when it runs... Video/youtube please?
just.download.chrome :)
untel: Well, because that's what happened. Or so they say... :P
I enjoyed this one 2 gazillions more than the ASD one at the party
but then I'm a galaxy/stars/planets/space whore which could explain it...
but then I'm a galaxy/stars/planets/space whore which could explain it...
Nice
can't.download.chrome
Don't worry iq, you're not missing much.
There is no kkapture for browser demos, neither I have access to the HD from the browser to save pngs out of it, and I don't have any decent software to record my screen on Linux.
There is no kkapture for browser demos, neither I have access to the HD from the browser to save pngs out of it, and I don't have any decent software to record my screen on Linux.
As slyspy said - the time is still not ripe for general browser demos. But we´re getting close (too bad that the screen got messed up in Opera - in fullscreen it already made me forget that it is running in a browser)
I remember watching it on the big screen thinking of "texas" by keyboarders.
I can't watch it on FF properly and I don't have chrome. Maybe it is too early to say that webdemos have solved the platform issue, but maybe I'm talking bollocks here.
I can't watch it on FF properly and I don't have chrome. Maybe it is too early to say that webdemos have solved the platform issue, but maybe I'm talking bollocks here.
kkapture for web demos? how about kkapture.com, hosting an app that receives the .ogg/mp3/whatever and a stream of .pngs sent by the demo, fires out a video some time later? I'm guessing it's at least possible to draw to canvas, then read back the pixels and send them somewhere other than the local disk.
Thanks.
I've been learning much by viewing the Three.js code since some time (props for MIT license).
Must say it's not that slow for <canvas>.
I've been learning much by viewing the Three.js code since some time (props for MIT license).
Must say it's not that slow for <canvas>.
@psonice: "somewhere" like a local web server ;)
Even if not technically outstanding (for my standards), it felt really nice: good flow, nice ambient, and it ran fast on Chrome. Kudos, keep them coming :)
p01: local or external. Just thinking if it was somewhere out there on the net, you could capture directly to, say, capped.tv :) A standard API and it'd be fairly easy to capture any web demo.
Ideally yes, the stream of PNGs could go directly to, say, capped.tv for encoding along the .ogg or .mp3.
If Canvas was the only way to make cool effects and people only use a time based timeline ( no other input than the current time ), it would be a piece of cake to extend the Date object to get regular ticks simulating a stable framerate and upload each frame to a server.
However Canvas ( and SVG ) is far from being the only way to make cool effects in an open web standards based demo, and alas there is no standard to get a screenshot of the current document.
Also with the forth coming Audio Data API, people might start to do beat detection and the likes on their .ogg which would make it quite tricky to get the proper visuals.
If Canvas was the only way to make cool effects and people only use a time based timeline ( no other input than the current time ), it would be a piece of cake to extend the Date object to get regular ticks simulating a stable framerate and upload each frame to a server.
However Canvas ( and SVG ) is far from being the only way to make cool effects in an open web standards based demo, and alas there is no standard to get a screenshot of the current document.
Also with the forth coming Audio Data API, people might start to do beat detection and the likes on their .ogg which would make it quite tricky to get the proper visuals.
#ponce: Glad to know that other people are learning out of it too :)
psonice: I may do a js>php thing to save a sequence of frames, but it's incredibly low priority right now. Source code is on github if anyone cares that much.
psonice: I may do a js>php thing to save a sequence of frames, but it's incredibly low priority right now. Source code is on github if anyone cares that much.
Besides, I keep tweaking and updating the demo from time to time whenever I get ideas for it. So a video of it may get outdated in a day.
can't you use the canvas image api to dump frames?
If someone wants to make a JS PNG dumper of some type, feel free to poke me to run it and encode etc.
Till then, I have a stuttery screen-cap: http://capped.tv/xplsv-or_so_they_say
Till then, I have a stuttery screen-cap: http://capped.tv/xplsv-or_so_they_say
Pretty Good! I love the music, somehow it made me remember Cha no aji :)
micksam7, superplek: As stated above, getting PNGs out of a JS demo like this one is not a problem. The problem is to get the PNGs somewhere.
micksam7: thanks! :D
zafio: bajando ;) tus ideas siguen siendo complicadas?
zafio: bajando ;) tus ideas siguen siendo complicadas?
nice
well designwise it couid have been a bit better and more, also it runs way to slow in ff4b1.
but i guess the later one is not your fault and i like to see what is all possible with a fast js engine.
encouragement-thumb, do more of them!
but i guess the later one is not your fault and i like to see what is all possible with a fast js engine.
encouragement-thumb, do more of them!
Awesome! How come the performance is hugely different between Chrome and the rest? Chrome rulz! :D
Impressive :)
soueusou+wysiwtf: I really doubt the JS engine is stressed here. What takes the heat of the action is the Canvas and general rendering engine, and Webkit ( and Opera's ) is much faster than Gecko
It's full of stars!
trace: too much is unexplained in that one. This is more interesting: http://arxiv.org/abs/1001.0785
very nice one
trace: wait, don't let the trolls win!
also, getting a joke is crucial for demosceners. just ask the girl who can't stop ranting about how many beers i drink ;)
also, getting a joke is crucial for demosceners. just ask the girl who can't stop ranting about how many beers i drink ;)
Javascript with canvas and sound is a great platform for demos. Basically all demos from DOS, amiga, etc are possible to do now with a fast javascript engine like V8 and canvas tag.
video :)
Now that there's a video:
Sadly quite boring, and I never liked the truecolour galaxy and space stuff to begin with.. JS saves the pig..
Sadly quite boring, and I never liked the truecolour galaxy and space stuff to begin with.. JS saves the pig..
That was good for javascript.
Very good javascript.
Good music. Very poor visuals.
Pleasant.
Nice from recorded video. I hope I can watch it under Mozilla's web browser one day. ;)
meh...
JavaScript can evidently not cure a demo of boredom
Firefox users can try it out in FF4 - was about as fluent here as on Chrome.
Nice prod, 100% canvas. Soon WebGL will make browser demos even more viable.
Nice prod, 100% canvas. Soon WebGL will make browser demos even more viable.
I like it...
Okay prod. I agree with Leia that getting jokes (and sarcasm) is crucial for a demoscener.
too slow
I always feel Trace never quite gets the props he deserves for innovating on the web. Almost on a daily basis he's constantly pushing the bleeding edge of web technologies; beginning with Flash then doing it all again with HTML5. Sole's soundtrack compliments the production very well indeed, not to mention she's an incredible web coder too.
I love the mood, the music and the platform, haters gonna hate ... (and complain about the speed of their lousy machines) :P
The readme bit clearly states things are royally and well fucked if you play this in any other environment than the one recommended. Quit bitching, you bunch of failures! Get back to demanding video captures for console demos and finals for nvidia-only demos from 2004.
This was brilliant. Okay, maybe "1997 called, it wants their 64k intro vibe back" is in order, but looking like certain intros made of particle awesome in space works well in my book :)
This was brilliant. Okay, maybe "1997 called, it wants their 64k intro vibe back" is in order, but looking like certain intros made of particle awesome in space works well in my book :)
nice
Left me somehow cold, even if I do generally dig space/astronomy themes. By most standards a rather good browser demo though :)
Excellent ! Lot of avant-guardist stuff for the web on the website :)
sick stuff...
Cool, a demo in browser!
I saw this on capped.tv first, didn't even realize it was a js demo :D
Great! Loved the way greets were presented.
Great! Loved the way greets were presented.
cool
smooth music. Nice indeed...
ambient
Great stuff. The music makes the atmosphere. The visuals respond. I like it a lot.
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