Hello feeble mortals.
I have built some pyramids to ensure my immortality in the afterlife. I need a hand painting them, and to colour in the sand, and to filter the sunlight into a pretty colour.
You'll need to open it in MISE 6 or above with JavaScript turned on and your pop-up blocker off (remember to turn it on again once you have finished).
Just enter the settings and wait for the counter to reach 5264.
Cool stuff :) Nice to see some browser stuff!!
Yes, I only wish I could have made it bigger and faster.
You know, I don't think that matters too much with Fractals. Don't worry about it.
Nice :) Typically with fractals we've waited days sometimes (remember julia sets on the amiga in interlace-ham modes?) and it's always the final image that counts.
Jim
I too always like to see some browser stuff. Good one :)
Thanks everyone.
I thought I'd go with the interactivity angle again.
Very unique. Nice job.
Nice one :)
Definately very interesting to see such things using javascript !
n1
Interesting indeed! I dont think I've seen anything like this in javascript before.
It works perfectly under IE like you said and although it doesnt "work" under firefox it does produce a fractal image! Squares rather than triangles.
And yeah speed isnt the issue for fractals.
It would have been slower had it rendered the squares individually.
Instead, it generates the HTML code needed to render all of the squares at once.
The squares contain borders which are almost half as wide as the squares are long/wide. The result is they "mitre", giving a triangular looking border edge which resembles the side of a pyramid.
I guess FF treats the style object very differently to MSIE, and so fails to render the borders at all.
Still, quite fractally, if I do say so myself.
Very Nice pyramids, reminds me of a backdrop from an old shoot em up type game... Ah memories..
I agree MrP.
Very good CombatKing!
This shows the doubters that Javascript can do more than right-angles.
In your face, doubters who I work with!