I got motion sickness
Clock
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#132This would be great as a screensaver.
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#133I wish I could move the camera around, then I'd set up the view I need (face-on) and leave it on the projector all day ..
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#134Difficult to read when the time is only stable for such a short period. What if the time emerged from the depths of the scene already assembled, only to crumble to dust as its moment passes?
No, this is much better and don't you dare question Oimo's design choices ever again. They don't need suggestions from mere mortals like us.
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#135Difficult to read when the time is only stable for such a short period. What if the time emerged from the depths of the scene already assembled, only to crumble to dust as its moment passes?
No, this is much better and don't you dare question Oimo's design choices ever again. They don't need suggestions from mere mortals like us.
Hey I still thought it was cool
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#136A good example of neither form nor function working.
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#137This one is a bit different, but great as well https://www.literaryclock.com/ Give it a minute or so to see what happens...
The favicon for that site is the Zimbabwean flag. Interesting...
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#138Earlier quoted context omitted.
No, this is much better and don't you dare question Oimo's design choices ever again. They don't need suggestions from mere mortals like us.
Hey I still thought it was cool
I think the coolest thing is the assembly itself, which wouldn't be the case with your idea even if it would be more readable.
I apologize for being rude with my joke but their stuff (https://oimo.io/works) is so mind-blowing that I just want to let them do their thing and fully embrace their vision without external interference.
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#139This one is a bit different, but great as well https://www.literaryclock.com/ Give it a minute or so to see what happens...
Does anyone know if there is an api or local library for it? I’d love to make my own physical version of this like that kick starter.
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#140Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hey I still thought it was cool
I think the coolest thing is the assembly itself, which wouldn't be the case with your idea even if it would be more readable. I apologize for being rude with my joke but their stuff ( https://oimo.io/works ) is so mind-blowing that I just want to let them do their thing and fully embrace their vision without external interference.
No worries. I too find these demos incredible. More so that they don't make my entire computer freeze up like most WebGL content!