[MAGNIFICATION] Floating Particles

[Hezad]

A little entry to get back in the place 

Updated version
2-Updated Version

thanks again to shockie for the windows version

[Shockwave]

please do send me the source mate I'll compile it for you

[Hezad]

thanks I send it to you now

[Shockwave]

Added the windows version to your post

[Hezad]

cool  thanks ! 

[ferris]

Wow, pretty cool Dig the motion and the blending.

[Clyde]

Very nice indeed mate; quite similar to my entry idea dude.

You might want to check your left boundaries checks, as i can see on my PC with XP, lines going up and down the first coloumn. it also crashes after exit.

Nifty work,
Clyde

[Shockwave]

Very nice indeed mate; quite similar to my entry idea dude.

I dont see an entry by you yet so it would mean that your entry will be similar to Hezads

[Hezad]

thanks a lot everyone

Clyde :

You might want to check your left boundaries checks, as i can see on my PC with XP, lines going up and down the first coloumn. it also crashes after exit.

Hum? Weird, I don't have any bug on linux, i'll check this out thanks for noticing
edit : arf in fact I have the "left column bug" too, I just didn't noticed it xD
editedit : fixed just wrongly defined for-next loops :p I'll update the bins later

Shockie :
Well that's not important I guess ^^

[Clyde]

Great effort dude!

[benny!]

Nice one, like it a lot.

[Hotshot]

very good....Random Light meat balls Blobs    nice!

[Hezad]

Hey thanks a lot mates, it means a lot coming from you guys

[combatking0]

It's like watching glowing particles through a microscope, or a very smooth time lapse through a telescope.

This would be a great screen saver.

[Jim]

Looks kinda like fire flies.   The window is very small, any chance it will work at 800x600 with more blobs?

Jim

[Hezad]

Jim > Well it's feasible in 800x600 but that would be more than 2x slower (I may post a bigger version in the future but this version is the final one for the comp )

[Hezad]

Hum.. Well I updated it >< still no big resolution but a bit more looking like if it was seen though a lens (a bit more magnification-friendly I guess )

I put the screen on the first post. Shockie, I permit myself to send you the source since I still can't compile for windows :S If you can't compile it before the comp deadline, no problem, use the "old" entry as my entry

Thanks a lot in advance and sorry for asking this to you so close of the deadline.

[Shockwave]

done, I added the new archive to your first post (latest_windows)

[Hezad]

One more time, you're saving me k++ and thanks again shockie

[combatking0]

I've just realised - this one reminds me of a lava lamp, which can be a difficult thing to code.