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by pantelisk 6y ago
If they did a good job to ensure a sense of safety (making sure everything is cleaned and sanitized all the time etc) yes. The fear I have going back to the office is people just touching stuff, door handles, glassware in the kitchen, etc.
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by pantelisk 6y ago
You can move by swiping your finger within the purple-like circle at the right part of the screen. That circle simulates a joystick for character movement. And you can look around by swiping anywhere else on the screen!
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by pantelisk 6y ago
maybe there is one more item you can pick up :)
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by pantelisk 6y ago
it should be possible - you can check how it is rendered on mobile portrait and landscape modes (which is basically fullscreen). However, more intricate sizing might be hard to achieve since I 'm using pixel values so some things will
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Here - https://pantel.is/projects/css3d/indexdiv.html (no option, but I force set the first level to use div tags instead of img. Curious if this fixes the FF linux issue!)
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Woaah.. this never occurred to me. Thank you, for the suggestion. Didn't know about "KeyboardEvent.code". And of course.. arrowkeys, kinda ashamed I didn't think of that!
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by pantelisk 6y ago
you can click on the textbox, and it will immediately fill the whole sentence and move on to the next one! Might be frustrating to click so much, but I wanted to recreate old timey videogame pacing
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by pantelisk 6y ago
hehehe, https://pantelis.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/0/css3d/readme/b... It's billboarding! (and the css lightsources are duplicated in the webgl world, so that the worm is properly shaded)
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Oooh, I think I know why. First room uses img tags for the walls. Image tags (and canvas tags) do not play well in 3D contexts. For example they ignore depth sorting and rely on z-index. So you cannot properly depth sort them. Now you might
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Nope, threejs is used for a very specific thing at the end of the second level. There is actually nothing 3D-related webgl in it (except for a surprise at the end)
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Hello HackerNews! Super excited to read all your comments (last time I was here with audiomass.co). This is meant to be an experiment of rendering a full 3D scene in html/css. Of course there is a ton of (vanilla) JS to handle pretty m
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Performance for simple things is adequate, but relying on 2-point rectangles (origin(x,y), dimensions(width,height)) for geometry is extremely cumbersome. Also everything is hack piled on top of hack (for example there is no concept of a ca
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Oh... if you are referring to the second level (sewers) that's actually on purpose, i have set max draw distance (geometry culling) to improve performance on mobile. It is configurable.
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Yup, vanilla JS. Only the rendering is html/css. State, navigation etc, is all js.
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Show HN: 3D first person game rendered in CSS/HTML(pantel.is)
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Oh yeah, I didn't mean to come off as judgemental or nitpicky. This is fantastic work! And this data can actually be pretty useful, let's say if somebody wanted to build a racing game based on street view, using the boundaries of
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by pantelisk 6y ago
It is not proper pointclouds, but it is the data used by Street view to highlight if you are looking at a wall, or at a street. It is also used for transitions between one scene to another. You can see it is very basic 90deg angle geometry,
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Fair enough :) for cut/paste/copy it might definitely be a good option. Though what about control + S, should that prompt the export audio, or let the browser download the page? Perhaps I should add support for the control key, bu
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by pantelisk 6y ago
It is a non-optimal choice, but I believe there is a very strong reason. Not competing with the browser's native functionality. Some of the most horrible web experiences, occur because websites try to take control of native functions.
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by pantelisk 6y ago
You can extract sections (as mp3 by selecting, and then File > Extract mp3 > current selection). Or File > Save Local Draft (and you can open the selection as a standalone audio project). Being able to label things with markers and
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by pantelisk 6y ago
That's insane! I 'm actually working on a lite-daw for web, so this is extremely interesting to me. However I do not plan to go very far. My angle is that this should be a tool to experiment and try out things with minimal frictio
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Yes! Flac support is important, thank you for the suggestion. I would expect it to be already supported https://caniuse.com/#search=flac and I am just using web audio functions it should decode fine (but it's not). Ma
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Thank you for the suggestion! Unlicense does seem much better and their website has a valid SSL cert, unlike the wtfpl one... So, this is probably the one! Will update the repo later tonight! Cheers!
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Author again here! Now that this is finally sunsetting, I feel a bit more comfortable writing some things I 've learnt today! - First of all, I am amazed at the suggestions and love this is getting. I have been dog fooding it by using
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Right now no, but it would be very useful so i 'd like to add this, since you can use the keyboard to control the menu... (except well... opening it!). Any preferred key you 'd like this assigned to?
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Haha, it's something I wrote a long time ago (around 10 years back). I wrote it in Cubase and if I recall correctly Symphobia was the primary VST used. I had way more time back then for music than I do now. If you like the piece feel f
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Yes, it is all in memory. I am taking advantage for IndexDB for local drafts. And localstorage for plugin presets. But it does not match the flexibility of being able to create lots of big uncompressed files and cache in the disk while wor
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by pantelisk 6y ago
I did not want to bind control/command key as it is used by the browser itself (eg control + t opens a new tab). So instead I used the shift key, (so shift + A = select all, shift + C = copy, shift + V = paste, etc).
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Those are both great ideas, especially the noise reduction function might be something that makes this tool quite useful for quick recordings! I actually tried implementing noise reduction algorithms in the past, but sadly could not get it
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by pantelisk 6y ago
You are 100% correct. I guess it's because it's a js developer doing audio, instead of an audio engineer doing js! So I have a lot to learn, most of the plugins have minor issues, but I 'll be focusing in correcting those whe

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