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Don't worry, you haven't seen mine and mine is not finished, at least your pet-project code is! I enjoy the learning and discovery that goes with CSS grid, if
by Theodores 8y ago
Don't worry, you haven't seen mine and mine is not finished, at least your pet-project code is!
I enjoy the learning and discovery that goes with CSS grid, if I look at my first attempts I realise how I wasn't thinking straight then...
- leemartin 8y agoHow would you approach adding physics to the shreds? Someone asked me for cross-cutting.
- Theodores 8y agoBack to the drawing board, sometimes you need a better starting point. How is your 3D modelling? If done in 3D and made web possible with ThreeJS then the world is your oyster. You could model the frame, the reflection on the glass, maybe even add a gentle breeze. The strips would be low polygon count squares with the vertex normals set to smooth shading but fully 'cut-able'. Add some physics engine and you could have the cut pieces of paper behave like confetti. As for a starting point: https://threejs.org/examples/#webgl_animation_cloth https://threejs.org/examples/#webgl_animation_cloth