That's using the canvas from the Firefox browser? If that's the case, how is it rendering the image in real time? Is there a method to distort an image into a quadratic polygon while drawing it? I can't think of a way to show images like that without pixel manipulation in JavaScript and that would be much more choppy. I went to the link from the video description but couldn't find the one from the video.
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tuleo554 1 year ago
That's using the canvas from the Firefox browser? If that's the case, how is it rendering the image in real time? Is there a method to distort an image into a quadratic polygon while drawing it? I can't think of a way to show images like that without pixel manipulation in JavaScript and that would be much more choppy. I went to the link from the video description but couldn't find the one from the video.
joshig1983 2 years ago
Hello, is it possible to add our own pictures in the squares.
charu3292 2 years ago
Oh wow!
Hopefully this hack can be somehow used for displaying Virtual Worlds based e.g. on OpenSim in a regular browser. Some day.
veganfemale 3 years ago
yah, that will take a while. The problem with this is javascript is client-side and you couldn't save data with a client-side based game.
wartex8 2 years ago
actually one of the big additions of HTML5 is that it supports client side SQL databases, and a few other client side storage methods too
check it out
tuleo554 1 year ago