JS1k, 1k Javascript demo contest
category: code [glöplog]
texel, inopia sort of did it :-) having the zoomblur, text writer and tunnel.
Inopias' 1k is almost an intro (cool stuff btw mate). If there were some bytes left to stream some MP3 or play an XM from the internets (though not allowed in JS1k, I know) ==> 1k JS intro!!!11!!1!
My entry: http://js1k.com/demo/454
Slow anywhere, acceptable in Chrome.
I took some ideas (not code!) from Inopia and his double-<canvas> trick, and rez's kaleidoscope.
Basically there is 4 downsampled canvas, quite like a mipmap pyramid.
I blit these downsampled canvas for feedback and obligatory hypnoglow.
Slow anywhere, acceptable in Chrome.
I took some ideas (not code!) from Inopia and his double-<canvas> trick, and rez's kaleidoscope.
Basically there is 4 downsampled canvas, quite like a mipmap pyramid.
I blit these downsampled canvas for feedback and obligatory hypnoglow.
Proper link: http://js1k.com/demo/454
sorry but your kaleidoscope is ugly :(
#ponce, do a cube version for rasmus please, I think he's having an attack :)
rez's kaleidoscope is nice though.
Doesn't quite fit in 1k though.
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sorry but your kaleidoscope is ugly :(
Webkit seems to account for sRGB when compositing while Firefox and Opera do not. So it looks better in Chrome/Safari.
Rez's kaleidoscope can be done in 1k with most of its sexy though.
I tried it, but it's rez property and he already has an entry.
@ponce: I like it!
@p01: I'm waiting for your new submission
@p01: I'm waiting for your new submission
nice ones ...
http://js1k.com/demo/294
http://js1k.com/demo/378
http://js1k.com/demo/389
http://js1k.com/demo/411
http://js1k.com/demo/294
http://js1k.com/demo/378
http://js1k.com/demo/389
http://js1k.com/demo/411
goddamnit Ponce, now I'll have to go back and improve mine :)
Anyway, good stuff!
Anyway, good stuff!
Well, yours run great on all 4 browsers, which is quite a feat ^^
I think this one is the one to beat: http://js1k.com/demo/171
He also uses offscreen canvases and blogged about it.
I think this one is the one to beat: http://js1k.com/demo/171
He also uses offscreen canvases and blogged about it.
This is my shitty participation :)
Nicky One, a big THUMB UP for IE compatibility! I like it!
Hum, not tested on IE :)
http://js1k.com/demo/171 only works when I move my mouse...
inopia, yours works fine on my opera 10.61 + win7. and it *rocks*!
@Inopia: I've just seen for the first time the radial blur in your entry. I advice you to show the radial blur faster, or there are a lot of possibilities of missing it - as I did.
I disagree. Timing is great. Any sooner and the wow factor would have decreased. At least for me.
Oh, I've just watched again the Inopia's entry. It looks that the timing depends on the computer and browser. In my computer and latest release of Opera, it takes 6/7 seconds to appear. In that case I completely agree with you trace, it looks perfect.
But, in Chrome, the browser I'm using to check the entries, it takes more than 20 seconds to switch to the radial blur... more than enough to get bored and press the "Next" button.
So, it looks that my problem is with animation by number of rendered frames instead of time based... and maybe it is not easy or possible to do, since time based requires 10-15 bytes more...
But, in Chrome, the browser I'm using to check the entries, it takes more than 20 seconds to switch to the radial blur... more than enough to get bored and press the "Next" button.
So, it looks that my problem is with animation by number of rendered frames instead of time based... and maybe it is not easy or possible to do, since time based requires 10-15 bytes more...
My new entry:
http://js1k.com/demo/501
http://js1k.com/demo/501