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Semi-related question: I noticed that on the website, there's an animation of the scrambled wheel. Rather than using a .gif, it's using javascript to sequence a
by Cakez0r 13y ago
Semi-related question: I noticed that on the website, there's an animation of the scrambled wheel. Rather than using a .gif, it's using javascript to sequence a bunch of .png files. Just wondering what the motivation for doing this is? These guys clearly know what they're doing, so I'm guessing there is one!
- coldtea 13y ago- Flexibility in changing the files (hence create a different animation programmatically)? - Alpha blending (which GIF doesn't have, only has simple transparency). - More than 256 colors (which GIF doesn't have. You have to dither to get a semi-acceptable gradient and the like).