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Photo Particles - explode your pictures
- hakim 16y agoLove this. The variation in visual output depending on image colors keeps it interesting.
- timrobinson 16y ago"You could always upgrade to Chrome" -- I'm already running Chrome (well, Chromium from about a week ago)
- hakim 16y agoWorks fine on the latest Chromium (12.0.718.0) nightly for me.
- Zak 16y agoFails for me on Chrome 12.0.712.0 dev (Linux).
- davweb 16y agoIf you're running on Windows XP GPU acceleration in Chrome has been "blacklisted" due to problems. You can re-enable it with the --ignore-gpu-blacklist command line flag. http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=72975 http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=72975
- LudvigLindblom 16y agoThat's awesome. Great use of three.js
- akheron 16y agoI can't drop anything to the "Drop an image" box. My chromium just shows me the image I dropped.
- joakin 16y agoI cant get it to work on Windows XP (neither chrome 10 nor FF4). I guess webgl is not available to this platform, I'll try at home with windows 7.
- robin_reala 16y agoShould be, but you can check in Firefox in about:support . Look at the bottom - if it says 0/1 windows accelerated then it‘s not enabled. Try updating your drivers.
- THuRSt0N 16y agochrome.exe --ignore-gpu-blacklist Should make it work in certain cases. Lovely demo :)
- aerotwist 16y agoIt's relying on Modernizr's detection of WebGL, which is the best available. But yes WebGL is not ubiquitous as yet so some folks aren't going to see it.
- rheide 16y agoVery cool! Being able to drag&drop images is very intuitive. I like it.
- bemmu 16y agoCrashed my Chrome tab.