My winter break project — Silk
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Re: My winter break project — Silk
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#54That looks pretty amazing. Check out Fracture - http://www.fractureme.com/ - I bet they would look unreal printed with their tech.
I love generative art and this looks very polished - the sparkles are a nice touch!
As someone else mentioned, the flags are easy to miss on a wide screen, maybe vertically align them with the content column?
Re: My winter break project — Silk
#55Absolutely gorgeous. Will be interested to see how our iOS version goes. I'm not sure if it will be of any help, but I have written an interaction "helper" library that is designed to make handling mouse and touch events consistent. If it is something that is useful, then let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. http://sidelab.github.com/interact/
But thanks for the link! I'll keep it in mind if a use for it crops up.
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That's a pretty interesting idea; do you have links to the "root weave" image? I googled but the search didn't turn anything up. I'm not sure it's quite the direction I want to take Silk, but thanks for sharing -- I never thought about using desktop images for a pragmatic purpose such as that.
It's probably this: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3d/Twm_en.pn... The "probably" up there makes me sad; I miss my Linux desktops.
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I would imagine excanvas would struggle with this... however.. If Yury hasn't already, definitely give it a shot with FlashCanvas: http://flashcanvas.net/ Its performance is somewhere around 33x faster than the vml-based excanvas. (Yes, 3300% better.)
I get why that would be the issue for IE <9, but the latest preview version of 9 has canvas support. Hardware accelerated, even.
Re: My winter break project — Silk
#58I've seen it done in a similar canvas project called Harmony (http://mrdoob.com/projects/harmony/)
It would be nice to have an infinite amount of Silk wallpapers that you created yourself or by others :)