Were is the 'AirBender style' in these particle effects demo ?
I didn't see any either.
Particle effects in JavaScript
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#12This is why Google Music needs a visualizer.
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#13Were is the 'AirBender style' in these particle effects demo ?
I didn't see any either.
It's in all the "wooshing", the swirls of energy as they collide: http://www.anneahira.com/images/avatar-the-last-airbender.jp... Google around for clips, it's obviously not 100% accurate, but it said "style" so we can give a bit of leeway.
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#14What are the different rendering modes referenced by the help text? I couldn't detect any difference after hitting the space bar. Very cool effect!
Same question here. I hit all kinds of keys and didn't see any difference.
Is because liveweave cancel key mapping by dfault , you need to click on "Tools" then download and open the "source.html" file manualy.
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#15This does not work for me in FF 22.0 (work specified version). Looks nice in chrome, only time it drops is when you bundle them into a large group and then cross you mouse over it and they explode everywhere.
It's working for me in FF 24.0.
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#16Warning: This demo locked up my OS and I had to force-restart. Chrome 25/OSX 10.8/Mac Pro Desktop, Early 2008.
Works great on my mid-2010 iMac with OS X 10.9 and Chrome 30.
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#17Really great to be able to play with the source of this. Reminds of the 'uzu' app[1].
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#18IT'S BEAUTIFUL!
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#19Warning: This demo locked up my OS and I had to force-restart. Chrome 25/OSX 10.8/Mac Pro Desktop, Early 2008.
The beautiful wonder that is Javascript. All the majesty of a killer whale piloting a single-engine supercruiser via a blue-tooth repeater connected 500m gallon tank in the Sahara. Think about how flexible such a system can be!