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Excellent
rulez added on the 2011-09-14 15:47:12 by Gmitts 
nice!
Excellent concept and fun realization, though I think that the cmath intros by TGCC did this with a lot more style. Next time please consider the colour choices and sync a bit more :)
i lked the transitions. very good for a web based demo.
Great concept!
nice indeed
nice megademo
ok, and a nice track by cTrix.
Nice
Great geometry.
Maths made cool
sweet! I'm sure this might help to get some people motivated to try doing some graphics coding :)
Nice one!
very cool! I looove the math parts.
These formulas.. i know them.. :)
nice work! what mad said.
nice
Trigonometry thumb :)
brilliant :)
Ugly but niceish, probably because of music.
nice idea - but its ugly and slow with firefox. chrome works much better
only 30 fps and tearing, but I like it.
Sexy!
what pommak said
a nice concept, badly executed.
Great concept, well executed. I even checked the blog. The explanations for various effects are great for teaching and also accompanied with webgl examples.
Yeah, works best in chrome. Optimus: There are also a bunch of slides on the blog already constructed for teaching with code examples.
What Preacher said.
Video please since my web browsers aren't supported. :(
Pretty nice idea and completed execution. Fine fine.
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