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fakking ossom, just damn slow :D |
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Impressive!
puts my jsplasma to shame :P |
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added on the 2009-10-25 by rbagel |
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great! |
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added on the 2009-10-25 by nula |
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slow, but really impressive |
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neat |
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added on the 2009-10-25 by Mah Li |
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what zefyros said |
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added on the 2009-10-25 by untel |
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Crazy shit. But too damn slow. :/ (although, pressing '-' a couple of times, does improve the framerate a bit ;) ) |
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added on the 2009-10-25 by tomaes |
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o_O slow ?
I get 15 to 30 fps in Chrome 4 on my 2yo Core duo 2 @ 2.0 Ghz laptop with a rusty integrated Intel GMA 950 |
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added on the 2009-10-26 by p01 |
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Ooh yeah. Runs pretty good too, on safari/osx here. |
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Nice! :) |
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perhaps this should be somehow linked via pouet to the original? |
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added on the 2009-10-26 by macaw |
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poi: Yes, slow. 2 fps at most in Opera 10. Not amazing, but decent CPU. I don't see what the GPU has to do with this as it's not WebGL related? :) |
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added on the 2009-10-26 by tomaes |
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tomaes: I know it's dog slow in Opera 10. That's why I recommended Chrome 3+ & Firefox 3.5+ although my default browser is Opera.
FWIW, using an internal build of Opera I got a framerate pretty similar to what I get in Chrome. |
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added on the 2009-10-26 by p01 |
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yeh, javascript-engine of Opera very slow, use Chrome for this intro ;) |
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added on the 2009-11-03 by BiTL |
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nice |
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added on the 2009-11-05 by gopher |
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Awesome! |
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In Chrome it works good enough... but this doesn't make a good promotion for Opera :P |
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added on the 2009-11-11 by texel |
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Tell me about it :p
And Carakan, Opera's new JS engine with JIT and co. , will certainly wait for the next major release. :\ |
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added on the 2009-11-11 by p01 |
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Hm... JavaScript got kinda boring with the rise of <canvas> |
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added on the 2009-11-11 by TS |
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really fast, bold and stylish (for js=) |
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added on the 2009-11-13 by kael |
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Slow on my IceWeasel (aka Debian's Firefox v3) and didn't work in Mozilla's SeaMonkey v1.1.18, Firefox v2.0.0.20, and Internet Explorer v6.0 SP3. :( |
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JIT ( and TraceMonkey ) only made it's way in FireFox in the version 3.1.
And CanvasImageData is quite recent too. |
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added on the 2009-11-14 by p01 |
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i follow your releases since some time now..
srsly..
i love your work.
anyways... your 3d thomb 2 appears to be offline on your homepage :( |
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added on the 2009-11-14 by GottZ |
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Quote:Slow on my IceWeasel (aka Debian's Firefox v3) and didn't work in Mozilla's SeaMonkey v1.1.18, Firefox v2.0.0.20, and Internet Explorer v6.0 SP3. :(
then do some research about <canvas>
thinking that this could run in IE is kinda INSANE.
i beliefe microsoft will put <canvas> into the IE at around 2014 |
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added on the 2009-11-14 by GottZ |
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Very nice. |
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added on the 2009-11-20 by cxnull |
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