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Cool demo. On my machine though (high-dpi monitor, win10, firefox) the globe is enormous and way too big for the browser viewport. If I zoom out enough with ctr
by kevingadd 11y ago
Cool demo. On my machine though (high-dpi monitor, win10, firefox) the globe is enormous and way too big for the browser viewport. If I zoom out enough with ctrl-minus it is about the right size, so I think you're sizing the page elements incorrectly in some sort of dpi-unaware fashion. Can probably work around this with devicePixelRatio.
- celoyd 11y agoI know it’s odd, but I wanted it not to be visible all at once.
- benjamincburns 11y agoFWIW, I really appreciated this. I think it helped add to the feeling of enormity, and helped me to realize the resolution of the video.
- err4nt 11y agoFWIW I don't think ‘enormity’ means what you think it does! ‘Enormity’ refers to severe moral transgression, like you could say, “It wasn't until after the war had ended that the German people became aware of the enormity of Hitler's concentration camps…” That's closer to what the word means.
- ambicapter 11y agoI appreciate that choice, but maybe add a zoom out button to notify people that you can in fact zoom out, because I didn't even realize I could see the whole earth (Also, this made the 'what is that bright spot moving east to west' question very confusing).
- betenoire 11y ago<ctrl>- Repeat as necessary. Went too far? <ctrl>+ When done, <ctrl>0 (on chrome at least)