Physics for JavaScript
A two-dimensional port into JavaScript of the popular Traer Physics Library from Processing. Downloads Development Version Uncompressed with comments about 25kb Production Version Minified using Closure Compiler about 12kb Or check out the source code on github. Purpose There are many great physics engines out there for JavaScript, so why go and make this one? And, more importantly why would I use
Photo Particles
This is photo particles. I wondered what would happen if I broke an image down into particles, and had three centres: red, green and blue. Each particle would be attracted to or repelled by the centres depending on how much of each component colour they contain. I recommend square images, like this one. And this uses three.js, so a massive thanks to Mr. doob. Tweet
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WebGL is a JavaScript API to render interactive graphics of 2D & 3D in any web browser that is compatible without the help of plug-ins. It is entirely incorporated with another type of web standard that permits the use of GPU-accelerated physics and pictures effects and processing as the web page canvas parts. The elements of WebGL can be combined with other elements of HTML and combined with othe
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Particle Editor for Starling Framework (!ParticleDesigner from onebyonedesign)
http://www.blancoberg.com/solarsystem/
Xlune::Bookmark: BitmapDataを使ったParticle Systemの実装 - プログラミングとかそんなの
Xlune::Bookmark: sand/light AS3 experiment at asluv :: actionscript love
