The Death Of A Sun
"The Death Of A Sun" shows how four moons are falling into a sun and destroy it.
WATCH ENTRY ONLINE (http://www.bennyschuetz.com/2011/the-death-of-a-sun/)
(Requires a modern interenet browser in order to run properly. Google's Chrome is recommended)
Credits
Code: benny!
Music: Liam Bradbury
Background image: NASA
Library: TinyC5
Enjoy!
Very cool Benny! The presentation is really well done and it fits together really nicely! Music is suitably haunting too. A nice little showcase for TinyC5 :D
This is really nice indeed! Although the music is so sad, it almost made me cry. :'( Very well chosen. ;) Poor sun. :rip:
Nicely presented one Benny, it runs really smooth in Chrome :)
very nice and emotional, well done benny. cool online demo, runs very smooth
Really nice :)
Is it webGL ?
I'd never expected to see and hear such a high level of excellence and beauty in a JavaScript demo.
I am left wondering what the black circles are - they seem to be too symetrical to be planets, but it could just be a glitch on my crummy hardware.
Deciding who to vote for just got harder.
Thank you all for the kind feedback. It's much appreciated and I am happy that you like it!
Quote from: padman on November 08, 2011
... Although the music is so sad, it almost made me cry. :'( Very well chosen. ;) Poor sun. :rip:
ROFL ... no worries. Fotunately, it just
A sun and not ours - so I guess we are safe for now ;-)
Quote from: LittleWhite on November 08, 2011
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Is it webGL ?
No, it's plain JavaScript using the 2DContext of the canvas element. But WebGL is a really interesting topic though!
Quote from: combatking0 on November 08, 2011
I'd never expected to see and hear such a high level of excellence and beauty in a JavaScript demo.
I am left wondering what the black circles are - they seem to be too symetrical to be planets, but it could just be a glitch on my crummy hardware.
Deciding who to vote for just got harder.
Wow, that is a really kind comment and feedback. Thank you so much, CK0. About the planets being symetrical ... the whole scene is rendered actually by one formula (refer to code), so it might look not super-natural.
One Words....
AMAZING :clap: :clap: :clap:
;D
@Hotshot:
Thanks, mate!
That's great! I love it! And html too :) One day, just like the 8bit days, we will all be able to code easily again :)
Jim
Quote from: Jim on November 12, 2011
That's great! I love it! And html too :) One day, just like the 8bit days, we will all be able to code easily again :)
Jim
Thanks, Jim. Yep, if HTML5 makes it to an accepted xbrowser standard we've got finally one platform again to code for ;-)
Cool to see a HTML/JS Demo and very well done! :clap:
Quote from: Kirl on November 12, 2011
Cool to see a HTML/JS Demo and very well done! :clap:
Thanks a lot, mate!
The music and effect together works really well, nice work 8)
:clap: great :clap:
Thank you!
I showed your work to colleagues here... they were impressed too!
By the way, I have took a look at the code... so simple! I think I gonna use it soon :P
Quote from: jace_stknights on November 14, 2011
I showed your work to colleagues here... they were impressed too!
By the way, I have took a look at the code... so simple! I think I gonna use it soon :P
Glad to hear that your colleagues like it,too.
Yep, the whole effect is generated by one formula only.
That's very nice, benny!
Quote from: Yaloopy on November 15, 2011
That's very nice, benny!
Thanks, mate! Glad you like it!