As I expected, it also takes an Amazing amount of CPU. Also, the caret flickers like mad.
Amazing JS rainbow effect
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Re: Amazing JS rainbow effect
#12It's not particularly hard to do these kinds of things with a bit of imagination. This is our demo from 2005, unzip and run index2.html: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=18327
It's a webpage hosted on a webserver. Can I just view the webpage with firefox please?
Re: Amazing JS rainbow effect
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#14I see only a login screen.
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#15Truly amazing, no matter how easy it is. Simple is beauty.
Just look at your CPU spike though... not so good for netbooks or phones.
the lab start-page (http://labs.dragoninteractive.com) is even more worse. it's funny to have the task-manager open and watch the CPU usage while clicking through the site. poor, poor CPU
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#16Re: Amazing JS rainbow effect
#17I see only a login screen.
Click inside one of the inputs (login/pass) and watch the border of the form.
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#18As I expected, it also takes an Amazing amount of CPU. Also, the caret flickers like mad.
Agree with the CPU. But I'm on FF 3.0.10 on Win7 RC and there is no carrot flickering.
Re: Amazing JS rainbow effect
#19Looks pretty nice, but isn't actually that complicated. He just moves a background image ( http://labs.dragoninteractive.com/panel/demo/lib/img/form/ma... ) around all the time, and only let a small part of it shine through.
Anyone else think that this JPG is more like an animated GIF?
Re: Amazing JS rainbow effect
#20Additionally, you can log in with labs @dragoninteractive .com and password demo