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Like everyone else said, it's really one of the very few frameworks I wanted to build something on top of as soon as I saw it. Thanks for sharing!
I really like the look of this. Kudos to the creator. It's legible, fast, and doesn't make my eyes bleed from the brightness. This is excellence in proper use of contrast. I'm tempted to use this on all my sites. Side note: I don't get any audio in Firefox. I had to load the page in Chromium to hear audio.
I love how this channels Syndicate Wars. That game probably solidified the cyberpunk aesthetic better than any game before or after it, possibly with the exception of Shadowrun (or the upcoming cp2077).
Edit: Guess I should explain a bit more about this tool. Our main product is a handheld scanner that can take an individual’s body measurements while they are fully clothed. You take a 360° body scan and get a few point clouds back. This tool is mostly for debugging 3D reconstruction issues.
Edit 2: You should open this in a desktop browser. In mobile view some widgets are not showing.
Glad to see this posted on Hacker News. I used this for our internal tool and the first time I showed it, almost the whole company were in awe. I made a kind of public version here if you're interested: https://scan-viewer.vercel.app/scans/1 Edit: Guess I should explain a bit more about this tool. Our main product is a handheld scanner that can take an individual’s body measurements while they are fully clothed. You…
The feel of this interface is incredible. What's most interesting is that it evokes lots of memories from the games I played more than 20 years ago, and yet it is very distinct and doesn't copy any of them. Feels almost like something very familiar, but you can't quite grasp where you saw it. This is incredible and I'll be following this project, and probably will do something with this framework, too.
This actually shows something interesting: that there is a coherent visual language for interfaces within the sci-fi subgenre of graphic design that just kind of appeared by implicit consensus. Which I guess can be said for many visual design trends - many of us can guess both when and for what purpose a product was designed based on its graphic design.
I really like the look of this. Kudos to the creator. It's legible, fast, and doesn't make my eyes bleed from the brightness. This is excellence in proper use of contrast. I'm tempted to use this on all my sites. Side note: I don't get any audio in Firefox. I had to load the page in Chromium to hear audio.
This sounds like a feature rather than a bug. Website UI should not make sounds.
This reminds me of an older sequence of space games titled “FreeSpace” that were created by Volition. The interface components are very nice! I might just use this for my blog... Edit: An additional framework that may pair well with this is augmented-ui[0]. That received quite a bit of attention a year ago[1]. Putting these two together could make a pretty neat interface! I have another project (metareply.net) that I…
Right! Freespace 2 was great and is still being worked on by a dedicated community. Here's a reddit thread with a review and more info on it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/9h30rn/why_you_shoul...
Try out the knossos [0] front end to install the FreeSpace Open mods. 4k support, up-ressed textures and one of the best single player campaigns ever! And there's a bunch of user created campaigns that rival AAA games [1][2]
[0] https://fsnebula.org/knossos/
[1] https://www.kotaku.com.au/2019/09/get-freespace-2-for-free-t...
[2] http://coin-drop.com/freespace-blue-planet-masterclass-video...
[Edit: you do need the commercial Freespace release to get the most of the mods. Get it from Good Old Games]