Rumpetroll - a new Websockets/HTML5/CSS3/JS experiment
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Rumpetroll - a new Websockets/HTML5/CSS3/JS experiment
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Re: Rumpetroll - a new Websockets/HTML5/CSS3/JS experiment
#2Nice motion, and quite pretty, but I expect it to do something more. * shrug * must be because I've played Flow.
Re: Rumpetroll - a new Websockets/HTML5/CSS3/JS experiment
#3Re: Rumpetroll - a new Websockets/HTML5/CSS3/JS experiment
#4Site credits:
http://twitter.com/danielmahal - frontend
http://twitter.com/hpeikemo - server
http://twitter.com/hugoahlberg - design
Re: Rumpetroll - a new Websockets/HTML5/CSS3/JS experiment
#5Does it... um... do anything? I can swim and chat. Nice motion, and quite pretty, but I expect it to do something more. * shrug * must be because I've played Flow.
You can make your own fun though. I swam past a bunch of other tadpoles yelling "Don't go that way! MONSTERS!!!"
Re: Rumpetroll - a new Websockets/HTML5/CSS3/JS experiment
#6Re: Rumpetroll - a new Websockets/HTML5/CSS3/JS experiment
#7Does it... um... do anything? I can swim and chat. Nice motion, and quite pretty, but I expect it to do something more. * shrug * must be because I've played Flow.
Re: Rumpetroll - a new Websockets/HTML5/CSS3/JS experiment
#8Does it... um... do anything? I can swim and chat. Nice motion, and quite pretty, but I expect it to do something more. * shrug * must be because I've played Flow.
I tried typing /turboboost and /lightningbolt and it did nothing. I was a little let down. Still, it's a good demo of some new technologies. You can make your own fun though. I swam past a bunch of other tadpoles yelling "Don't go that way! MONSTERS!!!"
First thing I tried was: alert("!"); which was just not chatted. Didn't try much else :)
Re: Rumpetroll - a new Websockets/HTML5/CSS3/JS experiment
#9For those curious, yes those are tadpoles, and "Rumpetroll" is the Norwegian word for tadpole.