JavaScript demo - Amazing

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# Posted on: 15-Sep-2004 16:27:14   

You guys must check this out!

http://www.scene.org/file.php?file=/parties/2004/assembly04/browser_demo/mooncheese_by_shingebis.zip&fileinfo

Its a graphic demo type thing that has been done in pure Java Script.

Freakin amazing !!

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# Posted on: 15-Sep-2004 16:41:19   

Pretty cool... but WHY?

Some people have waaaaaaaaaayyy too much time on their hands!!

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# Posted on: 15-Sep-2004 16:53:04   

You guys never heard of the demoscene? simple_smile Javascript demos are pretty cool indeed. The last demo I worked on was in Java, done in 1999 or so (http://www.infuse.org )

Btw, the javascript demo was for a competition, the Assembly '04 (http://www.assembly.org). You should check out the PC demo's as well, especially the demo who won 2nd place. (you need a DX9 video card to fully enjoy it).

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# Posted on: 15-Sep-2004 16:59:26   

Have you had look at the source? it seems to have been generated.

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# Posted on: 15-Sep-2004 17:20:40   

of the javascript demo? no I haven't looked at it yet.

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# Posted on: 15-Sep-2004 20:49:26   

How do they do the javascript demos? Do they use other programs to generate it for them?

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# Posted on: 16-Sep-2004 21:04:07   

wayne wrote:

How do they do the javascript demos? Do they use other programs to generate it for them?

I now saw the 'demo' simple_smile Very old amiga effects all over the place! alot of these I've made myself also (in 68000 assembler smile ) years and years ago.

The effects are programmed, and they mostly use tables, which are generated (with a script or something). Almost everything you see is simply image scaling. (except the gouraud shaded ascii objects and the bobball rotater). So your routine is simply peeking into a table, using the value there to show the right image at the right spot in the right size and that's it simple_smile Pretty clever though. It looks like they really have a pixelfiller and a vector routine but it's all fake simple_smile (like real demos have to be!)

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# Posted on: 21-Sep-2004 10:45:30   

Why oh why did I sell my trusty old Amiga?!

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# Posted on: 21-Sep-2004 11:16:20   

Oh Boy, here we go again.... cry ...BA! HA! Why did i sell my amigacry ...CRAP!! - Get over it! wink stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye

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# Posted on: 21-Sep-2004 11:29:23   

Hehehehe, watch it or I'll go off on one about how much better Workbench was than windows wink wink